Cocoon GetTogether 2007
Slides/recordings will be on the Cocoon GT site (eventually)
I arrived well after lunch on day 1 and have little to report from it for that reason, there was a vivid discussion on what to do with deprecated modules, and which ought to be deprecated.
Dinner was in Aricci(sp?) several kilometers outside of town, but thanks to the traffic we were quite late. To make one thing clear: not all Italian food is pasta and salads, this was (very) salty and fat sausages, cheeses, fried pig (porchetta), procioutto (yummy ham), tripe and bread. Plenty of wine, laughs and singing too.
Day two: an interesting discussion on Cocoon and REST (and the usual quarrel/debate about just what REST is), how to market/push cocoon and improve its marketability...
A bare experience with hands on Cocoon. Customizing a Content Delivery System at Ancona's Municipality for Web, e-mail and JSR-168 portlet publishing; integrating with OpenSSO framework for Single Sign-On and identity services infrastructure; broadcasdting for Digital Terrestrial Television.
What about building your webapp from ready made building blocks that you juts download and drop into your running Cocoon? This without even needing to retsart anything. Ongoing work on making Cocoon run in an OSGi container makes this possible. The talk will give a short introduction to OSGi (the plugin architecture that Eclipse is based on), Spring-OSGi, and the architecture of the Cocoon-OSGi integration. There will also be a demo.
The Atom publishing Protocol (AtomPub) is arguably one of the best embodiments of the principles of the REST architectural style. An open standard for publishing and managing Web resources is in place and and successfully employed by Google's Data API and IBM's Lotus Connections software, among other applications. ...