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About Cocoon-URL
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From Cocoon-Users
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Sun SVG/Sitemap problems
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Chiba, an implementation of XForms
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About the Avalon Framework lifecycle, as seen in C2
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What may happen to their Java CMS now? Another possible opportunity for cocoon?
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How to install Cocoon.
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jfor/Cocoon 2 HOWTO: dynamic generation of RTF documents from XML with Cocoon 2 and jfor
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Stream Generation documentation
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XML.com -- Introducing Cocoon 2
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Use xsl-list for XSL-related questions
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ESQL documentation
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YAFJDK, now 1.4
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Installing the Cocoon jars
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Cocoon's Hello World
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XSP Documentation
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O'Reilly Open Source Convention CFP was repeated this week
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Stick with Tomcat 4.0.2?
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XML to CSV issues
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"We are proud to announce the donation of the portal and authentication components into the scratchpad section of the current CVS" -- Carsten Ziegeler, S&N AG
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ezPublish to be ported to Cocoon?
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Open-Source Content Management Systems Conference in Zurich, Switzerland
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Xalan-J, Cocoon's XSLT engine
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Cocoon's XML parser
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Where we need help (IMO) is in people supporting FOP so that it'll be feature complete as soon as possible.
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From Cocoon-Dev
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APTConvert... Almost Plain Text, a simple markup language, like Structured Text.
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Documentation on Demand
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JavaServer Faces JSR
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JSP 1.4 JSR
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Web Services Flow Language
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Processing Instructions
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"numerous references to Cocoon and Xindice in my weblog"
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XUL from Mozilla
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A client-side and server-side form validator.
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XSLT Benchmarks
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Another benchmark for XSLT engines.
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Sun XML Language and Device-Independent JSP Extensions
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Chaperon is a LALR(1) parser, which parses structured text documents.
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XML Access Control Language -- "Does anyone know of a similar suite that is open source?"
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Is this an answer to the last question?
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OPML, as used by Radio.
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The Content module rather than OPML?
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The JEDI parser.
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docproc, some history.
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