Re: simple, fast to setup, javabased CMS for small sites? (not really OT I think )

[Leon Kolchinsky <lk...@gmail.com>]

Hmm,

Confluence?
Although it's more a enterprise wiki but you get all you want (CSS, blogs,
gallery...).
There is a 10$ starter license. You may give it a shot.

Regards,
Leon

On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 05:50, MB <di...@gmail.com> wrote:

>
>
> With the wealth of java-based CMS's at <http://java-source.net/open-
> source/content-managment-systems> I was wondering if you guys could
> share your views on the matter when it comes for javabased CMS's for
> small sites?
>
> What are you guys running on Tomcat, if at all?
>
> I need:
> More or less total control over HTML output without an enormous effort
> or learning curve
> CSS-based template themes, both site-wide and for specific pages
> login administration for mere mortals (users)
> gallery function
> news blog style
>
> I love the Struts Action 2 framework and am interested Spring and
> Hibernation as well. I have my eyes on Appfuse, but would like something
> I can set up with 24 hours of work (or whatever is reasonable). All
> designs (CSS), markup and raw content is already ready.
>
> Appfuse look promising for the long term, but I'm not sure about getting
> up and running from the get go.
>
> /MB
>
> "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
> --Arthur C. Clarke
>
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Re: simple, fast to setup, javabased CMS for small sites? (not really OT I think )

[Partha Goswami <pa...@gmail.com>]

Use openCMS

On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 1:09 PM, Gregor Schneider <rc...@googlemail.com>wrote:

> Have a look at www.jahia.org.
>
> It's a really powerful java based CMS, setup procedure is a walk in
> the park. Beside the EE-version ($$$) there's a community-edition for
> free, having most of the features of the EE edition. They have a big
> community, so support's also there.
>
> Cheers
>
> Gregor
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Re: simple, fast to setup, javabased CMS for small sites? (not really OT I think )

[Gregor Schneider <rc...@googlemail.com>]

Have a look at www.jahia.org.

It's a really powerful java based CMS, setup procedure is a walk in
the park. Beside the EE-version ($$$) there's a community-edition for
free, having most of the features of the EE edition. They have a big
community, so support's also there.

Cheers

Gregor
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Re: simple, fast to setup, javabased CMS for small sites? (not really OT I think )

[MB <di...@gmail.com>]

Leon Kolchinsky sa såhär:

>Confluence?
>Although it's more a enterprise wiki but you get all you want (CSS, blogs,
>gallery...).
>There is a 10$ starter license. You may give it a shot.

Thanks for the thought. I've have looked at Confluence before. I totally
forgot to mention that I need the CMS to be open sourced with an active
community. I don't understand Confluence in that regard. But it seems
prohibitively expensive to build bigger things with it and I'd rather
stick with something that keeps returning. But I'm not against fees
categorically though. But at this point I can't invest and get stuck.

So this is the most important:

- More or less total control over HTML output without an enormous effort
or learning curve
- CSS-based template themes, both site-wide and for specific pages
- Open sourced
- Active community


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