[Zope] Re: Zope vs. Typo3 dillema

Karlo Lozovina karlo at mosor.net
Fri Jul 9 08:42:03 EDT 2004


Eugene writes: 

> First: Zope is only a platform for CMS developing, there are some CMS
> based on it - the most interesting are Plone and CPS.

I'll begin playing with those in a few days time... 

> I've never interested in Latex in web, but I think I've seen it
> somewhere in Archetypes and Plone.
> Look at www.plone.org, www.sf.net/projects/collective/
> or ask people.

I've been already pointed to LatexWiki, wich seems to do the job. It will 
need some tweaking and hacking, but nothing big. 

> KL> print any arbitrary document.
> Built-in security.
> There are deferent customizable user roles.
> Each object has it's permissions for each role.

Perfect, just what I need ;). 

> I don't know - I never used it.
> But there's support for MS Office and Open Office documents.

Well, there is latex2pdf, if all other fails, I can use that to produce PDF 
files. It wont be pretty and elegant, but it will work... 

> Each document is an object and is stored in one central reposotory - 
> object database.
> You may use it as you want.
> For example: you may define several document types for theories,
> problems and etc, place them in different  places on the site. Next,
> each document supports 'Subject' - it is list of topics for all site.
> Suppose, you add new theorem and define for it following subjects:
> liner algebra, groups theory, complex numbers /it's just for example
> :) /. Subjects appear in general list, once you added them for
> theorems you may use them anywhere - for problems, theories
> and so on. Users can search by these subjects - they just have to
> select them from the list.
> Any time you want you may build list of last added documents on
> any subject or added by any user - just in few lines of code.

Excellent. Zope is the thing for me :). 

> The next: T3 based on java, Zope bases on python. (www.python.org)

I just hate Java, so Zope being based on Pythong is just another item on 
Zope's 'pros' list. 

Well, thank you very much (and the rest of the people who answered my 
questions). I've decided to go for Zope! It seems it'll be a bumpy road, but 
I've got you guys :). 

-- 
Karlo Lozovina - Mosor


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