Lennart Regebro wrote: > Dario Lopez-Kästen wrote: > >> FYI, gives food for thought. >> >> I have asked the report's author how the selection of tools to test >> was made. > > > It sais that it is five tolls used in the swedish administraton. > > FYI: episerver and polypoly re popular tools in sweden. We fought with > them alot with EasyPublisher, and lost. Not becaus ethey are good, but > becuase they have good sales people, and we didn't. ;) > but we did, with both :-) > Epi server is some ASP-junk, I think, and polypoly is php. All most or > less just the ordinary "take data from with an SQL-query, and stuff > it into the tenplate" type of thingies. nothing special, really. But > hugely expensive of course. :rolleyes:. > polopoly is java-based. The idea is that pages are rendered by pulling content from a database and by pushing it into templates both for the page's design (around the slots) and for the site's content (inside the slots). These are interesting concepts, it is possible for instance to change the content of a page OR the page's design without touching any existing template. CPSSkins v3 should be able to do this by using perspectives and negotiation modules. /JM /JM
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