Re: [Zope] How does GroupUserFolder work ?
Ok but I don't understand the documentation of ingeniweb. I've installed a GroupUserFolder in my Plone site. There is two user's folder, one for users and one for groups. I create some users and some groups, and then? What can I do with group? I didn't find how to add users into groups... Why to add users into groups???? What is the goal? Patrick Gelin Chef de projet RPN Office de la Statistique et de l'Informatique Scolaire Tour Espace-Citée, 4ième étage CH-2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds Tél: +41 (0)32 919 79 13 Email: patrick.gelin@rpn.ch
-----Message d'origine----- De : Pierre-Julien Grizel [mailto:grizel@mouli.net] Envoyé : mercredi 23 juillet 2003 08:46 À : Gelin Patrick Objet : Re: [Zope] How does GroupUserFolder work ?
Hi,
GroupUserFolder is a generic groups management for Zope. It does provide groups management inside the ZMI but doesn't provide any kind of delegation or such. What you seem to want is a content-management platform. You may want to have a look at Plone which is currently integrating strongly GroupUserFolder to implement some of the features you are looking for.
For more information about GRUF, see http://ingeniweb.sf.net/Products/GroupUserFolder.
Cheers,
P.-J.
Hi,
I would like to understand what exactly GroupUserFolder is.
What I want to do is that each group is independent, with its own private forum, documents, members, calendar, etc. I would like a user have the ability to belong one or more groups. I would like some users have the ability to register others inside groups. Finally, I would like a user log in and after he has the ability to choose a group to work with. (In fact I would like something like groove)
Is GroupUSerFolder my solution?
Thanks.
Patrick Gelin Chef de projet RPN Office de la Statistique et de l'Informatique Scolaire Tour Espace-Citée, 4ième étage CH-2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds Tél: +41 (0)32 919 79 13 Email: patrick.gelin@rpn.ch
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Please read README files carefuly. Please note, as well, that you MUST understand basic Zope security before considering using GRUF ! :-) Furthermore, you can use the GRUF's interface to add user into groups. It's click-and-point software at this point. Regards, P.-J. Wednesday, July 23, 2003, 9:57:09 AM, vous avez écrit : GP> Ok but I don't understand the documentation of ingeniweb. GP> I've installed a GroupUserFolder in my Plone site. There is two user's folder, one for users and one for groups. I create some users and some groups, and then? What can I do with group? I didn't GP> find how to add users into groups... Why to add users into groups???? What is the goal? GP> Patrick Gelin GP> Chef de projet RPN GP> Office de la Statistique et de l'Informatique Scolaire GP> Tour Espace-Citée, 4ième étage GP> CH-2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds GP> Tél: +41 (0)32 919 79 13 GP> Email: patrick.gelin@rpn.ch
-----Message d'origine----- De : Pierre-Julien Grizel [mailto:grizel@mouli.net] Envoyé : mercredi 23 juillet 2003 08:46 À : Gelin Patrick Objet : Re: [Zope] How does GroupUserFolder work ?
Hi,
GroupUserFolder is a generic groups management for Zope. It does provide groups management inside the ZMI but doesn't provide any kind of delegation or such. What you seem to want is a content-management platform. You may want to have a look at Plone which is currently integrating strongly GroupUserFolder to implement some of the features you are looking for.
For more information about GRUF, see http://ingeniweb.sf.net/Products/GroupUserFolder.
Cheers,
P.-J.
Hi,
I would like to understand what exactly GroupUserFolder is.
What I want to do is that each group is independent, with its own private forum, documents, members, calendar, etc. I would like a user have the ability to belong one or more groups. I would like some users have the ability to register others inside groups. Finally, I would like a user log in and after he has the ability to choose a group to work with. (In fact I would like something like groove)
Is GroupUSerFolder my solution?
Thanks.
Patrick Gelin Chef de projet RPN Office de la Statistique et de l'Informatique Scolaire Tour Espace-Citée, 4ième étage CH-2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds Tél: +41 (0)32 919 79 13 Email: patrick.gelin@rpn.ch
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Ok but I don't understand the documentation of ingeniweb.
I've installed a GroupUserFolder in my Plone site. There is two user's folder, one for users and one for groups. I create some users and some groups, and then? What can I do with group? I didn't find how to add users into groups... Why to add users into groups???? What is the goal?
GRUF works such that anything the groupish user can do (theses being any users in the Groups/acl_users userfolder) a regular user (being a user in the Users/acl_users folder) that belongs to that group can also do. From there, it's just a matter of what you do with it. You want things done with these groups, which is not primarily what GRUF does. Something else has to provide functionality. Over at Plone I'm working on integrating groups with the portal, which already includes the ability to manage users and groups, and will by the time of next release include a group workspace concept, which is part of what you're lokoing for. The rest you can probably do with permissions and/or workflow, also available in CMF and Plone. --jcc
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