[Zope] Project FTP Site

Montagne, Michael montagne@BOORA.com
Wed, 25 Jul 2001 15:23:09 -0700


Yes, I've tinkered with CMF, shows much promise.  I had trouble though,
finding documentation to help me set it up.  Specifically, I couldn't figure
out how to create a consistent home page for the site that all users see.
>From there they can go to their own sites.  And in this case, Even the sites
for each project would look very similar, but with different content.  They
would not be customizable by the visitors.What is the best source for docs?

-mjm

-----Original Message-----
From: Ausum [mailto:augusto@artlover.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 3:11 PM
To: zope@zope.org; montagne@BOORA.com
Subject: Re: [Zope] Project FTP Site


You have in hands a nice opportunity to start using CMF, like it is right
now, out of the box.
CMF is a portal framework that allows their users to upload every content
they want to a folder of their own, and publish what they want; and by
having the Autocad drawings exposed through http and not ftp, your users
will have the chance to review them online, using the browser plugin. All
the dwgs (as any other content type) will have metadata to help their
finding, and also all of them will be discussable, if you want it, and the
discussion items will be searchable as well. (as any picture, document,
news, etc,  is) Doesn't it sound good enough?  :)

There's an issue if you don't want to use the default login manager/users
base. But that's something you'll work out with the help of the list.


Ausum



"Montagne, Michael" wrote:
>
> Here is my problem:
> I need to create a project site for an archiectural office.  The primary
> purpose is File Transfer.  Each firm participating in the project will
have
> a folder to upload files to.  They may also download from the other
folders,
> but not upload.  The files are primarily AutoCad drawings.  There also
needs
> to be the capability to send emails to groups of people notifying them of
> file transfers.  These people are stored currently in an access database.
> Yes, my platform is winNT. There are other functions i promised to include
> but those are the main ones.
> Unfortunately, I don't even know where to begin.  I know that zope has an
> FTP server so I chimed in "Of course we can do that, we'll use zope!!"
> I need some suggestions.
>
> -mjm
>
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