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Liam, Happy new year! We've got XQuery and people doing XRX-basd Web sites, but no generalized There are some efforts there, but not a lot of standardization yet. Most XQuery frameworks do incorporate some way of retrieving request headers and parameters and body content as well as setting response content types and headers, and the exquery http libs are getting some uptake for server side http, and the work that both Florent Georges and James Fuller is worth noting here, but these are outside of the W3C envelope.
It's actually debatable about the degree of standardization that is necessary here. In most cases these are tied to back-end XML databases - eXist, MarkLogic, EMC's xdb, as part of more extensive libraries, and the degree to which any of these organizations would be willing to change their API to conform to the W3C standards is likely minimal, unless there are obvious benefits to doing so. Sausalito and the 28ms folk are probably closest in that regard, but even there you see existing libraries.
As to XRX app frameworks in general, this is also a mixed bag. XForms has seen some uptake, and Alain's XSLTForms and Orbeon's implementation are both reaching a respectable level of maturity, but adoption there is still agonizingly slow, to the extent that even the XForms WG is exploring how JSON based integration could work given the existing frameworks.
Kurt Cagle Invited Expert, XForms Working Group, W3C Managing Editor, XMLToday.org 443-837-8725 On Sun, Jan 1, 2012 at 1:27 AM, John Cowan <cowan@mercury.ccil.org> wrote: Liam R E Quin scripsit:
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