Richard Frovarp wrote:
During the demos of some of the other CMS's, I did notice a couple of
nice features and was wondering if anyone had them implemented or what
it would take to do them.
One would be setting milestones for the revisions of a document. That
should make it easier to be able
During the demos of some of the other CMS's, I did notice a couple of
nice features and was wondering if anyone had them implemented or what
it would take to do them.
One would be setting milestones for the revisions of a document. That
should make it easier to be able to tell what state the d
Michi,
We would probably use it to keep track of content and revisions. Any
code to start from would be greatly appreciated.
David
Michael Wechner wrote:
Dave wrote:
If not why was it decided to create it instead of using something like
subversion or CVS?
because one would need to intall CVS or
Michael Wechner wrote:
We once wrote a CVS layer for a client which we actually could open
source. It's
just a few Java classes doing native calls to the CVS client and parsing
its returned values. Just let me know and I will post the classes on the
wyona.org website.
sure, just put them in the
Dave wrote:
If not why was it decided to create it instead of using something like
subversion or CVS?
because one would need to intall CVS or Subversion and this would make
the deployment
too complicated and also "platform dependent"
Also is it possible to change Lenya to use subversion or CVS?
Dave wrote:
I am curious about the revision control in Lenya. Was it built
specifically for Lenya or is RCML some standard?
it's homebrewed
Also is it possible to change Lenya to use subversion or CVS? The reason
I ask is because we currently keep all our projects in CVS and would
like to
I am curious about the revision control in Lenya. Was it built
specifically for Lenya or is RCML some standard?
If not why was it decided to create it instead of using something like
subversion or CVS?
Also is it possible to change Lenya to use subversion or CVS? The reason
I ask is because