Hi All, I'm working on designing LiveTable 2.0 macro, an xwiki/2.0 macro that is supposed to work similar to current LiveTable (say 1.0) Macro. By looking at LiveTable 1.0 macro code I encountered few problems that confuses me a lot. * First, LiveTable macro is different from other macros (those I have seen / written so far) in which the generated content is "live"... Normally macros replaces the macro block with some other generated content but here LiveTable macro makes use of AJAX to fetch content dynamically. So the question, is LiveTable a macro or is it something else? Stuffing JavaScript/AJAX code inside a rendering 2.0 feels unfamiliar to me. * Second, existing LiveTable macro can be viewed in several ways: 1. Way of presenting a list of documents containing an object of a specific class. 2. Way of presenting a list of documents matching a criterion. 3. Generic way of presenting information mactching a criterion. I'm having a hard time figuring out what should be the exact purpose of LiveTable 2.0 macro, should it be same as LiveTable 1.0 macro? * Third, LiveTable macro uses several resources. 1. XWiki.LiveTableResults 2. XWiki.LiveTableResultsMacros 3. LiveTable JavaScript widget & CSS If we decide that LiveTable 2.0 macro should serve the same purpose as LiveTable 1.0 macro, should these resources be reused? (within the 2.0 rendering macro) Please help me to clarify these issues, I'm a bit lost here. Many thanks. - Asiri