Just to be complete, for a heavily XML/Cocoon based solution, there is
also Apache Lenya. I have not used it, however, and am uncertain of its
quality.
Glen
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Hi BHansard,
Do you really have to stick to Java for a CMS?
If, and only if, java is not m
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Hi BHansard,
Do you really have to stick to Java for a CMS?
If, and only if, java is not mandatory for your project, i'd go for
Zope + Plone.
Or PHP like drupal, tiki-wiki, etc.
Html works best on p-langs imo. (which is why I wrote a webstart)
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For the applications that we are running, we do require cross platform
compatability. I will check out both of these. Thanks for the
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Hi BHansard,
Do you really have to stick to Java for a CMS?
If, and only if, java is not mandatory for your project, i'd go for
Zope
Hi BHansard,
Do you really have to stick to Java for a CMS?
If, and only if, java is not mandatory for your project, i'd go for
Zope + Plone. Together they are, imho, the best option for a CMS
system available nowadays. Sure, as anything in this world, they
aren't perfect, but you can have a grea
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