Interview with Stefano Mazzocchi, inventor of Apache Cocoon
There is a great article, called Interview with Stefano Mazzocchi, inventor of Apache Cocoon, that discusses the birth, development, and status of Cocoon up to the time when Cocoon 2.1 was being developed. Cocoon 2.1 is the current version.
It started off as a contracted project to use a Microsoft Access database, of all things!
In the article, Stefano mentions his role as Apache's representative to the JSR-170 Java Repository API committee. The Java Repository API defines how to access a Content Repository from Java.
He talks a little about performance and why he feels Cocoon 2.1 should allay people's concerns in that area.
All in all it is a very good article to read for anyone interested in Cocoon, XML-aware applications and/or services, and other similar subjects.
It started off as a contracted project to use a Microsoft Access database, of all things!
In the article, Stefano mentions his role as Apache's representative to the JSR-170 Java Repository API committee. The Java Repository API defines how to access a Content Repository from Java.
He talks a little about performance and why he feels Cocoon 2.1 should allay people's concerns in that area.
All in all it is a very good article to read for anyone interested in Cocoon, XML-aware applications and/or services, and other similar subjects.
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