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The Web CMS Report 2008 looks at... CoreMedia CMS

"This all means that the templates are created by a developer or template designer in an offline development environment. The files then reside on the file system together with any other system components such as Java components or JSF configuration files. Similar to Percussion or Vignette, that means you need to version, workflow, and promote them separately using Ant (a Java-based tool out of the Apache stack for automating software build processes). On the downside, it creates a potentially serious deployment challenge for organization with fast-evolving content applications. "

(p. 271)

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Janus Boye, Contributing Analyst

Janus Boye

Janus Boye is author of the Enterprise Portals Report and a contributor to The Web CMS Report. He is managing director of J. Boye, a vendor-neutral consultancy based in Denmark. Janus is also the chair of jboye08, an annual web and portals conference. Janus has previously worked at an enterprise CMS vendor in various roles with clients across Europe.

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Janus Boye: Recent Blog Postings

Budget time: How much should I set aside for software licenses? - 03-May-2008

uPortal 3: The long wait is over for a major release - 30-Apr-2008

SAP NetWeaver Portal moves slowly ahead on wiki support - 08-Apr-2008

BEA's last release of WebLogic Portal - 04-Apr-2008

JBoss Portal gets a bit more decoupled (soon) - 21-Mar-2008

Dropping coverage of Synkron Via - 14-Mar-2008

When Microsoft and partners don't push MOSS 2007 for web content management - 27-Feb-2008

Standards: Are you ready for HTML 5? - 25-Feb-2008

jboye08 in Denmark: Call for Speakers issued - 19-Feb-2008

Open source should mean open discussions about open roadmaps - 11-Feb-2008

The future of Plone -- not in web publishing? - 04-Feb-2008

Location matters: URLs should be short, meaningful and permanent - 23-Jan-2008

Oracle and BEA: does two plus two really equal four portals? - 17-Jan-2008

Problems with Oracle's WebCenter Wiki - 10-Jan-2008

FatWire buys Australian reseller - 30-Dec-2007

2008: Are you ready for new browsers? - 21-Dec-2007

Apache Shindig: where does the portal end and the social application start? - 20-Dec-2007

Should you care about Vignette's three new patents? - 19-Dec-2007

At last: Details out on MOSS 2007 SP1 - 05-Dec-2007

Are portals walled gardens with proprietary content? - 28-Nov-2007

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