Fleksible CMS for Domino. Please!

Hi Notes Brains.

I am searching for a good CMS system (to design Websites) for Domino, with the following demands:

  1. The user shall be able to fill in contents via a browser (after I have setup the design, and stuff.)

  2. The system shall be well documented and well tested!

  3. The system shall be highly configurable and I would very much like it to be able to present it many languages. And if not, at least in english.

  4. If it contains a Workflow, it would be very fine, but a simple approval is good to.

  5. Maybe started out in R6; would be nice!

  6. And of course run on a Domino Server <:)

There must be a professional (and not too expensive) product out there made for Domino!!!

Maybe open source, so that I can still buy presents for christmas…

All the best and thx a lot in advance!

Peter

(PeterAskwood@Hotmail.com)

Subject: Fleksible CMS for Domino. Please!!!

Hi Peter,

I think I have what you need. Please take a look at http://NemWeb.dk, and feel free to contact me, or sign up for a free 30 days full functional demo.

Kindly

Lars Hendriksen,

Subject: Fleksible CMS for Domino. Please!!!

OpenNTF would be a good start. They have an open source CMS over there called OpenWebCMS:

http://www.openntf.org/projects/pmt.nsf/0/8b9bd6c0a04586fb88256ca5003f7979

There are also a number of commercial products out there, and others better qualified than I can advise I’m sure.

HTH

Subject: RE: Fleksible CMS for Domino. Please!!!

I know this discussion was long ago, but I’ll just mention NemWeb.dk, which is a 100% Notes/Domino CMS system; editable on the Web. 30 days full functional free demo!(At the moment only in danish, but a Multilanguage module is in design.)

Kindly

Lars

Subject: n4c

Hi!

Nimbus Development in Austia http://www.nimbusdevelopment.com

have a very good product.

The cms runs on R5, R6 and R6.5. They have a version for anonymous websites and a peronalized version and some plug-ins (chat, connectors to other systems). They have an english and a german front-end.

It’s not an opensource project but you may learn to create own system-tools or you may buy them.

The price is okay - not expensive for a small website with standard designs and more expensive for web-shop-solutions.

Michael Tassati

http://www.sbg.at/amt