Kevin A. Burton wrote:
> Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
> >
> > G'day all,
> >
> > Great work with JetSpeed so far - I really like the Portlet
> architecture.
> >
> > When I think of 'portal' I think of basically content
> management system used
> > by many users, with a host of 'applications' to access that content?
> >
> > I look through Jetspeed and I don't see any capability for
> 'adding content'
> > or persisting that content? For example news headlines, articles, press
> > releases, events etc?
>
> Right. The content will be added via XML. Specifically it should be
> defined by the user with an API for adding.
Could you explain "added via XML" ? If a certain user group were allowed to
add say 'headlines' to be displayed on the front page, they would be added
through a web based form presumably? Then where would they go - straight to
an XML file on disk somewhere?
> > Is that the sort of thing JetSpeed is going to add? If so, how
> will it be
> > persisted? (EJB's? pure JDBC?)
>
> XML based on your Turbine username.
What about content not tied to any particular user?
What about 'large volumes' of content? XML is slooooow for storing and
retrieving large volumes of content? (AFAIK It's not intended as a storage
medium, more a communication and transfer medium for data?)
Curious,
Mike
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