Hi, We're developing our (social networking ;- ) site using wicket talking to our Spring-managed services layer. We're going to need to provide content management features for our internal users (admins, moderators, marketers) and I'm exploring possible solutions.
I realize we can build our own CMS but I wonder whether any of the existing (mature) systems would play nicely with a wicket based app. I see pages on our site being divided into three groups: 1. dynamic pages composed and rendered by wicket (ex: user profile page) 2. static pages composed and rendered by some CMS (say opencms, joomla or whatever else) (ex: faq, legal section, static promo) 3. hybrid pages: a wicket page that someone "includes" a cms-managed module. (ex: marketing wants to add and mange a promo area to user profile pages) What I'd like to avoid is to have the CMS dictate the way our dynamic (wicket-based) pages are built. Have you added a pre-made CMS to your wicket-based webapp? Or, in other words, do you have a site where pages divide into the above 3 catogories? If so, could you please share with CMS did you choose and how did you integrate? thanks -nikita -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/recommend-a-CMS-to-integrate-w-our-wicket-based-webapp--tf4704210.html#a13446376 Sent from the Wicket - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
