[Zope] Re: New to zope

Andrew Milton akm at theinternet.com.au
Fri Nov 17 08:14:57 EST 2006


+-------[ Philippe Fremy ]----------------------
| 
| Thanks for the answers so far.
| 
| Maik Ihde wrote:
| > If you want, you can have a few full blown CMS Systems, based on Zope2: look for
| > Plone, Silva or even ZMS. Or you can use the CMF (Content Management Framework)
| > to build your own Site. 
| >  
| > Would you rather use a full blown solution, including wysiwyg Editing,
| > Workflows, and many predefined content types, so you can quickly begin
| > customizing its visual appearance or do you want to build your own?
| 
| The thing is, I don't need a CMS. I don't need customised appearance, powerful
| editing feature and so on.
| 
| Basically, my users will login into the website, and configure a few parameters
|  for a service, and then see regularly the output of the service. The service
| will be managed by an external python script.
| 
| So, the website is only there for keeping information about users, which part of
| the service did they subscribed to, with which options.
| 
| I just need a kind of simple "login or create new account" stuff, and the
| ability to store data associated with each user.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/exuserfolder/

Is a user folder that lets you authenticate your users against pretty much anything, 
as well as let you store arbitrary properties against those users in a fairly simple 
manner (in just about any place).

-- 
Andrew Milton
akm at theinternet.com.au


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