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Suggestions for adding content management functionality?

by Ger-Jan te Dorsthorst :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

What would be a good way to add some content management functionality to
a (Spring MVC) Appfuse application? I'm not looking for integration with
a full-fledged CMS - no need for things like workflow or multi-channel
output. It's just that in some cases, clients ask for a reasonably easy
way to add/edit contents of parts of the web app, for example a set of
help pages or a news section. Have any of you implemented this sort of
scenario?

Ger-Jan

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Re: Suggestions for adding content management functionality?

by AlanG :: Rate this Message:

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You might take a look at Alfresco.  This is an open source content
management system and some of the developers of EMC's Documentum worked
on this.  A quick way take a look at it is with the VMWare virtual image
from JumpBox.  See

http://www.jumpbox.com/app/alfresco

There are other content management systems available there as virtual
images that you can look at as well.

I have not integrated any of these into AppFuse.  Alfresco should not be
too difficult as there are good APIs available.

Post back to the group with what you learn.

--- Alan

Ger-Jan te Dorsthorst wrote:

> Hi,
>
> What would be a good way to add some content management functionality
> to a (Spring MVC) Appfuse application? I'm not looking for integration
> with a full-fledged CMS - no need for things like workflow or
> multi-channel output. It's just that in some cases, clients ask for a
> reasonably easy way to add/edit contents of parts of the web app, for
> example a set of help pages or a news section. Have any of you
> implemented this sort of scenario?
>
> Ger-Jan
>
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Re: Suggestions for adding content management functionality?

by Ger-Jan te Dorsthorst :: Rate this Message:

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Alan Gunderson wrote:
> You might take a look at Alfresco. [...] Alfresco should not be
> too difficult as there are good APIs available.

Thanks. I was hoping to avoid having to integrate a full CMS, but if the
APIs are clear and integration can be done quickly, it doesn't matter
that I import some additional/unused functionality.

> Post back to the group with what you learn.

I will.

> Ger-Jan te Dorsthorst wrote:
>> What would be a good way to add some content management functionality
>> to a (Spring MVC) Appfuse application?

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