I had the same need, so I created a small project plainly titled "Simple XML Pipeline" - https://www.twdata.org/projects/pipeline
I use Spring to wire things together by default, although it should be pretty easy to plug something else in. I've used this library to build an HTML processor/URL rewriter for a portal, schema transformer for a SOAP service engine, and HTML cleaner for a wiki. HTH, Don On 10/20/06, Renaud Bruyeron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there, I have a bit of cocoon knowledge from the 2.0.x days, and I remember that the whole pipelining system was deeply integrated inside cocoon. I have a need for an XML pipeline system and cocoon's SAX pipeline technology is an obvious candidate. However I am not so interested in the "rest", i.e. the blocks, the servlet integration, etc. Therefore I would really like to be able to isolate the pipeline from the rest of cocoon, and be able to configure and instantiate it alone. I would like to do things like this: Generator producer = MyFactory.newGenerate(...); XMLConsumer consumer = MyFactory.newConsumer(...); pipeline.generate(producer, consumer); I am willing to dig around in SVN, however it would help a lot with a few pointers. I could not find anything beyond 2.1.x on the wiki/official site. Do you have any pointers to things I should look at in SVN, or even if what I am asking for is remotely possible? best regards, - Renaud
