Thank you all for your input, we are evaluating several of the CMS apps that have been recommended. As always, I applaude the rapid feedback and knowledge that is available on this mailing list.
thank you again.
"Leon Rosenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
07/21/2005 05:01 PM
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then take a look at coremedia
:-)
We've payed about 250.000 for it once, but it was worth the money :-)
leon
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As always free is better :)
but not a requirement
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You need a free cms system?
If not have a look at coremedia (www.coremedia.com)
It's the (imho) best cms available, very well architectured, fast, uses
corba,
Supports multiple databases... works perfectly with struts.
:-)
Regards
Leon
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> Sorry for the off topic,
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> I am starting a new project that will be struts based and
> will require a content management system. I have looked at
> OpenCMS but was wondering what others have used.
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> Basic requirements
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> Java 1.5
> Tomcat 5.5
> Struts 1.2.7 / with tiles
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> Any Suggestions?
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