[Zope] Web application for Property company

[Oliver Skiebe]

I guess CMF could be a solution, check out plone (www.plone.org) as well;
concerning your subdomain issue:
what about using apache serving requests in front of zope and use
rewrite rules (mod_rewrite) to provide virtual hosts such that a query to

agenta.propertyportal.com is being forwarded to
propertyportal.com/agenta

this would mean any top-level zope folder would be accessible
via a "subdomain" (setting this up is only a dns issue),
thus solving your search problem.

cheers,
oliver

Am 26.09.2002 11:52 Uhr schrieb "Brian" unter <newbie@konzoo.com>:

> Hi,
> 
> I'm thinking of building web application for a property company.
> This property company has staffs who works as agent for the company.
> 
> The company is thinking to have a portal which can do following:
> -The agents can customize his/her own page -> agentA.propertyPortal.com
> or agentB.propertyPortal.com
> -The agents can post pictures of his/her properties in his working
> directory/page.
> Basically each agent has an independent portal solution which include
> search capabilities.
> 
> -But if the user logon to the main portal which is www.propertyPortala.com
> the user can search entire properties of the whole agents.
> 
> My questions:
> -If I use Zope, shall I use CMF?
> -Would it be enough to build this type of application only knowing: DTML and
> Python?
> 
> Can someone judge how long this will take?
> Consider: -I'm a Java programmer and don't know much about Python
>               -I know DTML and basic Zope.
> 
> 
> thanks,
> Brian
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