Found this site, which has just about every major perl based cms I've run across listed, plus lots more.
http://www.clueful.com.au/cgi-bin/cmsdirectory/browse/Products:Free%20sy stems Good luck, and us know what you pick and how it goes. Jim > -----Original Message----- > From: claudioprodigy.net.mx@tcp_intranet-daemon > [mailto:claudioprodigy.net.mx@tcp_intranet-daemon] On Behalf > Of Claudio Garcia > Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 1:47 PM > To: Maarten Stolte > Cc: Drew Taylor; Aaron Ross; mod_perl list > Subject: Re: Content management systems > > > > Metadot is being used a lot in Schlumberger and Sema intranet > websites (Sema is a large European IT company) , among many > other clients. It's also being used in a big French ceramics > company called St. Gobain. > > The Open Source version is currently lagging behind our > latest (closed-source) release by about three or four months. > Our closed-source version is comercially available and > comprises, basically, the open-source framework plus a number > of useful add-ons. We also do custom additions to the > framework (in fact tailoring the software is our main business). > > Installing Metadot can sometimes get complicated, but is > usually a straightforward process. I think Metadot internals > are easy to learn and customize, as we have been improving > them constantly for the last year. If you know your way > around mod_perl and object oriented Perl you should be able > to tailor Metadot to your liking in little time. You can also > choose to program your own add-ons using the APIs we provide for that. > > Hope that helps, > > Claudio > > > > > > > Metadot bills itself as a portal product. I've even installed it > > > briefly in the past, and it seemed relatively easy to setup & > > > customize. http://www.metadot.com/ The developer site is at > > > http://www.metadot.net/. > > > > > wow...this looks great, anybody actually use it? > > > > Maarten >
