Content Management Systems (CMS) Directory: Browse: Products:Free systems

Open-source CMS: On the rise - TechUpdate - ZDNet: "Here's a look at some of the issues enterprises need to evaluate when looking at open-source CMS products, and how four of the main open-source contenders--Zope, Midgard, OpenCms, and Red Hat CCM--stack up"

Tomcat Links
Jakarta Tomcat Wiki
Tomcat 5 Documentation

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General information about Drupal | drupal.org: "A dynamic web site platform which allows an individual or community of users to publish, manage and organize a variety of content, Drupal integrates many popular features of content management systems, weblogs, collaborative tools and discussion-based community software "

Web Hosting Industry News | OSI Expands Open Source Hosting: "September 16, 2004 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Colocation, dedicated server and Web hosting provider OSI Hosting (osihosting.com) announced on Wednesday that it has signed a deal to acquire facilities in seven locations across the United States. ... its dedicated server offerings will exclusively run open source software."

BlackboardBlog: Ocotillo: blogs, wikis, discussion boards are standing by: "Each group publishes their activities, findings, ideas on a weblog. Each group also has a wiki of its own to build collaborative resources, and a discussion board to have 'conversations' ... The weblog is where groups publish updates, information, commentary. Ideas are exchanged in the discussion area while the wiki is the place where anyone can collaboratively build resource collections. ... So four groups times a blog, wiki, and board = 12 information sources plus a blog for the General faculty Ocotillo chair and we have it all tied together with RSS or RSS-like feeds to present a dashboard view of all the activity... we call Ocotillo Central"

OpenPortal CMF for any host with PHP: "Installing OpenPortal CMF simply requires you to have access to a server running PHP. You don't need MySQL, but can use it if you like. Once you are all setup with PHP, you simply have to download the OpenPortal CMF installation package, unzip it, upload it to your server, and follow the on-screen instructions." See the downloads page for some more Open Source / free tools.

Authena Open Source CMS & DRM :: Marrying Open Source Digital Rights Management (DRM) to Open Source Content Management Systems (CMS)

StuffIt Expander: When some files are delivered via email, they're encoded in a standard Internet format known as 'MIME.' Most email programs support this standard, and will transparently decode the 'MIME' file for you. A few email programs, and any web-based email systems (like Yahoo Mail, Juno.com, and others) have trouble with the MIME files. StuffIt Expander can decode these files for you when your email program can't. It's available for free in both Macintosh and Windows versions.

Why the JDK 1.4 Release Is Faster
• Reflection: More than 20 times faster
• Java Native Interface (JNI)
– 78% faster to call native code
– 38% for C code to call Java code
• Serialization: 30–300% faster
• Better GC sizing out of the box
• JIT Improvements
– Array bounds check eliminations, more loop optimization, better inlining

ZSearch has an intriguing "Librarian's Toolbox", including a SpyRemover.

Getting Started.html: "Eclipse Web Tooling Platform Contribution - IBM"

Web Publisher Homepage is a Japanese-developed web authoring tool for Eclipse 3.0, claimine Content Management System features, like Dreamweaver, and various scripting support.

Google - church website solution finds:

RENTthesite.com ... a Website that you manage yourself in 48 hours! - pricing at 75/month for a solution like intellisite... Wonder how they'll compare?

Open Directory - Society: Religion and Spirituality: Christianity: Computers: Webmaster Resources - who'da thunk that Christian websites would have their own resources and web services listings?

Elexio's IntelliSite offering is promoted to churches at www.christianchurchwebsites.com. It offers web-based tools for:

1. WYSIWYG web page editing where you control the layout of the entire page including the font, color, placement, and size of both pictures and text

2. Unlimited user-defined editors each assigned with specific editing privileges

3. Unlimited user-defined dropdown cascading menus

4. Unlimited user-defined announcements that display between selected dates

5. Unlimited pictures and files uploaded using drag and drop and organized in folders just like Windows Explorer™

6. Unlimited user-defined private areas of your website that require a password to login

7. Control of user-defined POP3 and web-based email (i.e. office@myorganization.com)

Plus a money back guarantee, training videos, professional design, hosting, and more

According to the FAQ: Hosting and the one-time setup are determined based on your needs. The goal is to keep the ongoing hosting amount low. The other part is the one-time setup fee for professional design, integrating all these powerful tools into your website, setting up your email, and providing support for your staff.

Get more information from www.christianchurchwebsites.com or call 888-997-9947

IBM Redbooks Technote | Dynamic Caching Support in IBM WebSphere Application Server Version 5.1

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The Classification & Evaluation of Content Management Systems: "websites vary from individual user weblogs (personal web publishing), through organizational news-oriented portals and e-commerce sites, to massive enterprise portals that are the public front end for a complex of intranet corporate portal sites"

USB 2.0 Hi-Speed drive review on Ars Technica (6/2003): "Unfortunately, the phrase 'USB 2.0' does not necessarily mean 480Mbps of throughput. USB 2.0 now has three different signaling rates: Low Speed (1.5Mbps), Full Speed (12Mbps), and Hi-Speed (480Mbps). The marketing and advertising departments of product manufacturers like to put the words 'USB 2.0' on all of their product packages. " So, what does this mean for extension cables? I just paid $20 for a 6 ft Belkin cable at Staples, that claims to support "Fastest 12 Mbps transfer speed." Hmm!