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When to use Cocoon vs Struts

 
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I'm looking to build a web portal which is XML driven.
If I'm more familiar using XSLT, would I be better off using the Cocoon framework. Struts offers Model 2X (which replaces jsp's with xml and xslt) but I'm having trouble finding good documentation on this. I've mailed the user list for Struts for more information on Model 2X.
I want to make sure I'm choosing the right framework.
Regards,
John
 
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