Hi Luc,
for 2) so that means, your hello.jsp would be the frontend and you would need a importfunction, retrieving the contents, which is to be the greeting message.
THis is a oneway publishin path, so basically - you can use anything 😎 Even an RSS feed or even simple HTML with comment tags <!– greeting start –> Her is the welcome message : Yo Dude <!– greeting end –>,
its just a question your implementation of the importfunction and how much time you want to spend, which additional functionality you need, which performance, amount of data, update cycles etc. you want.
Alfresco only would be the system, which provides the file, which is parsed then, if you use pure HTML with tags (as above), you could even use notepad, to edit it and store it on the network drive "Alfresco repository". transfer it into a publicly available space (guest space, for instance) and your www server can "import" the content.
for 1) For the blog, you can use the forum section and adapt your own templates for publishing. For news, you could build your own content type and still dont need WCM. You could also try the "alfresco-blog-integration.amp", which you can download on the sourceforge "module" section.
for 3) Do whatever pleases you
as long as the firewall & bandwith allow access between alfresco and your frontend www server.
Norgan
for 2) so that means, your hello.jsp would be the frontend and you would need a importfunction, retrieving the contents, which is to be the greeting message.
THis is a oneway publishin path, so basically - you can use anything 😎 Even an RSS feed or even simple HTML with comment tags <!– greeting start –> Her is the welcome message : Yo Dude <!– greeting end –>,
its just a question your implementation of the importfunction and how much time you want to spend, which additional functionality you need, which performance, amount of data, update cycles etc. you want.
Alfresco only would be the system, which provides the file, which is parsed then, if you use pure HTML with tags (as above), you could even use notepad, to edit it and store it on the network drive "Alfresco repository". transfer it into a publicly available space (guest space, for instance) and your www server can "import" the content.
for 1) For the blog, you can use the forum section and adapt your own templates for publishing. For news, you could build your own content type and still dont need WCM. You could also try the "alfresco-blog-integration.amp", which you can download on the sourceforge "module" section.
for 3) Do whatever pleases you
as long as the firewall & bandwith allow access between alfresco and your frontend www server.Norgan
