- I like this suggestion, as it'd be a good way to show how Cocoon works with an application that J2EE developers are familar with. There's probably two ways of doing this: completely port the entire application to Cocoon (no EJB at all), port the presentation layer only and show how Cocoon can/could talk to EJBs. Both are promising options, but there may be more mileage in the second – LeighDodds
*Actually it is based on cocoon 2.0.2 and chaperon 1.2 and author didn't release new versions since October 2002. I tried to upgrade it to new cocoon-2.1 but it uses some old classes from chaperon and I failed. Dema
*People could upload their images with comments, a moderator could validate the upload or remove it and the visitors could browse galleries of thumbnails and watch images...
*Would be nice if there was a change to the imagedirectory generator so it will also support EXIF.
- CocoonMyAdmin, anybody?
– TonyCollen
- With aeronautical raw data in standard XML format, we can use Cocoon to generate chart in PDF or other image formats and then publish it through the web with the same system. — JiRong Hu
- SWIFT is moving to a new XML based messaging format, which is being used for more and more applications (eg corporate action notifications). This involves lots of XML transformations with internal systems, etc. Sounds like a perfect fit for Cocoon.