POLL: Which Slide features do you actually use / need?

Folks!

I was wondering which features of Slide are actually useful
and if -
only *if* - there ever was a 3.0 version which features it
should
have.

Especially, what is missing resp. problematic - if anything
- in other
famous OS CMS implementations like e.g. Jackrabbit or
Alfresco.

Thanks in advance for any feedback and cheers

Oliver

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Port WCK to servers other than Tomcat.

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Behalf Of Oliver Zeigermann
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 6:13 PM
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Subject: POLL: Which Slide features do you actually use /
need?

Folks!

I was wondering which features of Slide are actually useful
and if -
only *if* - there ever was a 3.0 version which features it
should
have.

Especially, what is missing resp. problematic - if anything
- in other
famous OS CMS implementations like e.g. Jackrabbit or
Alfresco.

Thanks in advance for any feedback and cheers

Oliver

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Performance tuning.

-----Original Message-----
From: oliver.zeigermanngmail.com [mailto:oliver.zeigermanngmail.com] On
Behalf Of Oliver Zeigermann
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 6:13 PM
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: POLL: Which Slide features do you actually use /
need?

Folks!

I was wondering which features of Slide are actually useful
and if -
only *if* - there ever was a 3.0 version which features it
should
have.

Especially, what is missing resp. problematic - if anything
- in other
famous OS CMS implementations like e.g. Jackrabbit or
Alfresco.

Thanks in advance for any feedback and cheers

Oliver

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*Existing features of Slide work well -- I think more
documentation/real-world examples of some of the
features/configurations
would greatly help.

*Re-indexing would be nice, or an index 'verify' feature.

*My own thing has been offline repository access from CD/DVD
media -
just a read-only File and Node store to make a Jukebox of
archived
content available for reading but not modifying.

As for features not found in Jackrabbit/Alfresco -- 
Maybe lean towards something like an 'intelligent'
remote-accessible
filesystem with FTP/SFTP/WebDAV/SMB access with an example
implementation for workspaces (/homedirs); FTP/SFTP is all
that is
missing.   

Intellgent denoted as populating properties of the files
from both
automatic sources and manually-applied custom properties
(i.e. the
existing PDF/DOC indexers, but allow custom properties for
specific
business needs).  The reason I bring this up is I'm
constantly seeing
the 'Next Gen Web Content Management' and would be more
useful to take
this technology beyond web content to something more general
purpose and
used on a daily basis both from a user-standpoint and from a
FileService
you can connect your applications to standpoint.

My two coppers,
-D


> -----Original Message-----
> From: oliver.zeigermanngmail.com 
> [mailto:oliver.zeigermanngmail.com] On Behalf Of
Oliver Zeigermann
> Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 6:13 PM
> To: Slide Users Mailing List
> Subject: POLL: Which Slide features do you actually use
/ need?
> 
> Folks!
> 
> I was wondering which features of Slide are actually
useful 
> and if - only *if* - there ever was a 3.0 version which

> features it should have.
> 
> Especially, what is missing resp. problematic - if
anything - 
> in other famous OS CMS implementations like e.g.
Jackrabbit 
> or Alfresco.
> 
> Thanks in advance for any feedback and cheers
> 
> Oliver
> 
>
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Hey Oliver,

Slide is truly great software. We have been using it (HEAD)
for 2  
years now in production solutions for sports federations,
government  
and municipality solutions in 3 countries.
I second the idea of pushing out a new version now AS IS.
It's good  
enough and has been for a loooong time.

What I would like to see is a fix for the huge performance
issue with  
the RDBMSAdapter (clearing all binding on any upload) and
true cluster  
support (including the Lucene index).
That is what our enterprise customers are asking for (or
demanding).

For our developer side of the matter I would like an EASY to
use  
serverside API (not webdav client) and perhaps a simple web
service  
front end or DWR so we can do that AJAX file client the list
has  
talked about.

Cheers

Eirikur S. Hrafnsson, eikiidega.is
Chief Software Engineer
Idega Software
http://www.idega.com




On Jun 25, 2007, at 10:13 PM, Oliver Zeigermann wrote:

> Folks!
>
> I was wondering which features of Slide are actually
useful and if -
> only *if* - there ever was a 3.0 version which features
it should
> have.
>
> Especially, what is missing resp. problematic - if
anything - in other
> famous OS CMS implementations like e.g. Jackrabbit or
Alfresco.
>
> Thanks in advance for any feedback and cheers
>
> Oliver
>
>
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