Alex McLintock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Traditionally I have been using Java and Cocoon for my XML/XSL tools >however I am now looking at what content management systems are out there. >I'm looking at Wyona which is a CMS system for Cocoon but has almost no >documentation. > >People on this list have mentioned AxKit a lot - which I have never used, >and I recently came across this tool for CMS http://www.callistocms.com/ > >Does anyone have any experience of this? without going down a "perl is >better than java" flame war, if possible.
Sorry, no experience of AxKit or CallistoCMS, however, AxKit is the XML delivery system of choice for a lot of people on the Perl-XML mailing list, and it's certainly being (ab)used enough to be confident that it's stable and production ready. From reading up on its use and configuration options, you could do a lot worse than use it. Particularly if things like XPathScript tickle your fancy. But remember, AxKit is not a CMS, it's just an XML delivery engine. You might also want to check out http://xims.uibk.ac.at, which is a CMS system that uses AxKit. Christian Glahn is the author of XML::CGIApplication and the current maintainer of XML::LibXML, and from what I understand, he's also involved with XIMS at the University of Innsbruck. Again, no experience of it, but thought you might like some more alternatives :) Ian _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
