Hi there,
Well, I have installed jetspeed and it runs fine, I have never used it
before, so I guess I will look at the
samples that are included in the distribution.. but I agree that it looks
powerful, and not too trivial to configure
the right way.
I'll just mess around with it, tie it to a MySQL database, and get back to
you as soon as I have something
to show ;-) (If that's still what we want to do)
Even though I am more interested in being involved in JOS 'itself' in the
long run, but one has to start
somewhere!
/Gui
At 10:51 AM 9/21/00 -0500, Iain Shigeoka wrote:
>At 08:12 PM 9/21/00 +1000, Peter Donald wrote:
>>At 03:00 21/9/00 -0400, you wrote:
>> >Would you be interested in helping re-org our website? I'm currently
>> >negotiating to get us web hosting with an ejb provider. If that goes
>> >through, I was thinking of possibly redoing the jos site using jetspeed
>> >(java.apache.org - look at the jetspeed project). That would get us back
>> >to java programming even for the website. And it may make it much easier
>> >to expand the site since anyone can propose and submit new "portlets" to
>> >extend the site without requiring major site changes or access to the
>> >internals of the site.
>>
>>Just a warning her - unless you have had a lot of experience with Jetspeed
>>it can cost you a ***lot*** of time. It is not the most easiest thing to
>>setup and maintain. It would take a huuuge amount of time to setup and you
>>would have to assess if it is worth it - when the 60 hours spent instead on
>>a simpler website and JOS would do more benefit.
>
>Eww. OK. I'd actually like to use it especially because its an apache
>project and it looks like it has a lot of potential. However, I'm short
>on time and speed is of the essence. So maybe jetspeed should be a
>website 2.0 thing and we should try something else... a custom portal
>based on enhydra perhaps. Any suggestions for the quickest servlet based
>portal solution?
>
>I'm mostly interested in a system that allows us to quickly and easily put
>up an ordered set of documentation with the concept of multiple "authors"
>and "editors". This is similar to midgard but in java.
>
>-iain
>
>
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