Erik
> I see that you mention XSP usage in Cocoon. You may want to know (and
> even check for yourself) that on the cocoon-dev mailing-list, talks
> about deprecating XSP (which hasn't been maintained and hasn't evolved
> in ages) have been frequent over the last year or so. Logic Sheets
> are, as far as I know, more than dead, although as is the case with
> everything in Cocoon, they are still probably used by some people. I
> realize that this does not appear to be important in your use case,
> but it could be important for your own understanding of Cocoon.
Many thanks for the heads up. I wasn't very enamoured with the idea myself,
but I did like the underlying generate -> transform -> serialize model.
Whether this will be extensible into a split -> validate -> transform ->
join model that can handle the suggested scenario remains to be discovered
>
> This said, I wanted to mention, following-up with the XPL use case
> that I sent out a few weeks ago, that we have since then published a
> draft of the XPL specification on our web site (while we are waiting
> and hoping that it will be approved as a W3C Note):
>
> http://www.orbeon.com/ops/2005/SUBM-xpl-20050222/
Ah, some decent Easter reading for us all. Should go well with the Easter
eggs!
Martin Bryan
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