Rick, Ted,
At this stage of the project we are just researching which options
current popular CMS systems
There are many many many (did I say many?) different features possible.
I think you should first pick a target audience and then model your CMS
towards that group of users with their
Hey,
At this stage of the project we are just researching which options
current popular CMS systems
I think you should first pick a target audience and then
model your CMS towards that group of users with their application.
Agree to disagree :)
The few stars in the flood of available CMS
Hello,
What is the intended audience? Do you intend to create a product
suitable for CMS administrators needs? In that case, we (the list) might
not really be the ones to ask. Most people here would probably be more
interested in a Wicket-CMS extension, something that would help us to
create
What we would like to do is create these components and to incorporate those in a comlete application.The components could become a Wicket-extension and the CMS could be used by others. Ted Rick
On 9/13/06, Pierre-Yves Saumont [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,What is the intended audience? Do you
That sounds good.
The main component that I think is needed is one that allow the user to
create rich documents. There are already many solutions for this, but
they are generally not well integrated. (By rich documents, I mean rich
text + images + minimal layout). Images are an important
I can imagine 2 very basic components (assuming jsr-170 is used):
- An editor component
Features:
- supporting different client side editors (e.g. FCKeditor and such)
or clear text (e.g. for Textile fans)
- supporting different models, but at least an implementation of a
jsr-170
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If you're wanting your CMS to be anything more than a school projects, I
don't really consider JSR-170 to be an optional piece. Both Liferay and
JBoss Portal are either adding or have already added support for it.
AFAIK, all the major players
Hello Wicket community,
We, two IT-students, are currently working on our graduation
assignment.
Our assignment states that we develop a Wicket CMS, or at
least components for the CMS.
This assignment will take place from 4-9-2006 until late January
of 2007.
At this stage of the
* Ted Roeloffzen:
Our assignment states that we develop a Wicket CMS, or at least
components for the CMS [...] We are also in doubt about using
the JSR-170. Are you familiar with this JSR
JSR-170 and especially its reference implementation Jackrabbit
rock! I would love to see a
