Sacscha,
Our university has dump a lot of money into sakai. I don't know
anything about it but I wonder if someone has compared sakai with
zope?
I don't know Sakai either, but a 30 seconds look at http://sakaiproject.org
makes me belive that you are compaing apples and oranges. Nowhere does
that website say that Sakai is an application server - which is what
Zope is.
Sakai is a tool supported by many academic institutions (generally of
the University Level) to manage course, participants, teaches and
resources required to support that [eg. assessment tools, collaboration
tools].
As you say, it is -not- an application server and in fact runs inside a
Java application server itself (its demo runs against tomcat but I'm led
to believe any Java compliant servlet container will run it).
A better question for David to answer might be: why do you want to
compare Sakai with anything else, what is the actual reason for the
question?
If we know that, we might be able to find a comparable "apple" running
on Zope, or for that matter using any of the various web-based
frameworks that abound.
DSL
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