David E Jones wrote:

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That would leave us with just the page in the content manager to update in order to be able to remove JPublish...

-David



I agree with David's comments and so I really think that getting rid of the JPublish pages in the Content application should be an high priority task now.

I could help with this in my spare time but since many of the Content's screens are already broken or don't function properly, I'd love to get some hints from the persons who have contributed to the component in the past (e.g. Al and maybe Hans) about:

- the screens that are just an (incomplete) work in progress and can be disabled (instead of migrated) for now - the screens and other artifacts that are old or superseded or misplaced or duplicated artifacts and can be removed (for example, there is a services.xml file in the WEB-INF folder; LookupPartyAndUserLoginAndPerson.ftl and LookupPerson.ftl in the content folder; there are some files in the images folder that seems to me just copies from the framework/images component; mysterious files such as EditLayoutContent.ftl.multi in the layout folder etc. etc. etc...)

Thanks,

Jacopo

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