Open Source Web ContentManagement in Java
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Open Source Web Content Management Options in Java
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Figure 3.1. Lenya Architecture Diagram: Use Case Framework for Open Source Web Content Management in Java
This report was published in 2008. All of the products are substantially upgraded but the approach to selecting an open source CMS (and how it differs from commercial CMS) is still very valid.
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