On Mon, 13 Dec 1999, Ken Pooley wrote:
> responsibility can read and approve the content as it goes up...that way
> the content manufacturers can type their little stories, the editors can
> edit and approve
Midgard can do this, but offers "mechanism, not policy". You'll
have to check for the approval state when you fetch the articles.
> and I can....play Myst! Or something like that...but not
> baby-sit...I do think I will be able to do this with midgard...I was just
> pointing out the alternative models, it has to be beyond simple for it to
> work.....It is my impression that once an article is written it appears in
> the editor's space for them to approve and send on or send
> back...MediaSurface seems to have an allowance for versions so that the
> process of writing and revision has a history with the earlier versions
> still being available...my editors get all happy and stuff when they hear
> about things like that
This is doable in Midgard, but you'll need scripts in the pages to
do this.
http://www.progressive-comp.com/Lists/?l=midgard&m=94451152004074&w=2
describes an approach to this.
The roadmap (http://www.midgard-project.org/article/997.html)
puts versioning in the core for 2.0
> In terms of servers they aren't talking about running just a database they
> want it on a separate box...same for webserver and application
> server...three boxes...
Yikes! Why?!
Bye,
Emile
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