>> I completely agree!!! And since you brought it up, I have
>> been working on a
>> fuseboxed content management system that allows scheduling
>> of content, gives
>> the ability to have the content located in different
>> locations on the site
>> throught the use of templates and is completeley configured
>> through a
>> web-based admin system. It also has the abilitly to assign
>> workflows to the
>> users of the system. Kind of like a mini Spectra, only in Fusebox.
>> Extended Fusebox that is.
Oh, I'm working on one to0 called Fusebox-X, based on Extended Fusebox.
It's basically a 'Fusebox Runtime', that provides all the services, such as
security, caching, indexing, etc to the circuits in the application. The
cool thing about it is that all the services are abstracted way from the
circuits themselves, therefore I can take a Fusebox-X circuit that someone
else has written, drop it into my application, and my runtime decides how to
apply security.
All mappings are dynamically generated so I can take a circuit from one
place to another in my application, and everything will still work. I could
even reuse a Fusebox-X circuit, such as forums, form one app and drop it
into another.
Another cool feature is circuits can be native ColdFusion circuits, EJB's,
JavaBeans, COM objects, or even located on another server, and my app
doesn't care, it will still work as if it's talking to local Fusebox-X
circuits.
What's more I'm making Fusebox Studio Fusebox-X aware, (classic fusebox apps
will still be catered for). Therefore you will be able to build a basic
Fusebox-X app, with security, caching etc, in under 60 seconds!
- David Maddison
Wildfusion.com
Fusebox Studio Development Team
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