Paloose is a simplified version of the
<link:link type="uri" ref="http://cocoon.apache.org/" target="cocoon">......</link:link> <link:link type="uri" ref="http://cocoon.apache.org/" target="cocoon"><t:index entry="Cocoon"/>
Cocoon
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Web engine using PHP. It resulted from scratching a long standing personal itch: that there are very few ISPs who will
support Java/Tomcat for web sites, other than as a very expensive "professional" addition. Almost all will support PHP5 (sorry, Paloose does not use
PHP4), so I decided to write my version of a simple, cut-down
<t:index entry="Cocoon"/>
Cocoon in PHP5. I wanted to use XML on my personal sites but
could not use
<t:index entry="Cocoon"/>
Cocoon because of the expense. I have been using Paloose for some time now and have always found it a good
substitute for
<t:index entry="Cocoon"/>
Cocoon in all but the most complex sites. Paloose may also encourage others to start using XML and XSL
without having to use extra bits such as Tomcat, Jetty or a full
<t:index entry="Cocoon"/>
Cocoon installation.
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