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> From: Daniel Feather > > Don't be too surprised about not finding much in the way of Open Source > Java products. Java isn't as "free" as we'd like to think... another > topic for another time I suppose... anyway... Yeah, I agree. The great "third party library" world of Java is not as big as one might think. > My suggestion would be to grab Zope, and install Plone. It is a CMS with > Wiki capabilities. Skinnable and extremely functional and Open Source, > and you can have a minimal set-up done in very little time. Yipes. I looked at this and it seems monstrous. In a good way! I mean, the capabilities are incredible. Basically, you can create your own content types to define the type of content you want to allow users to enter. These are built from widgets, which can include - tada! - a file upload widget. The only problem is the learning curve. > The only drawback, if you can consider it one (I don't), is that you > would need to learn/know Python. What little I know about Python makes > me like it very much. Something to consider. Yeah, and Hans Boldt will just get a total kick out of me becoming a Python user <laughing>. But I have always advocated the best tool for the job, and this seems to be such a situation. However, the sheer mass of new knowledge that I'll have to pick up is going to mean this project will have to be on hold for a couple of weeks while I do real work. But that's okay, I can start playing. Joe
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