Bazar Shumni

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Overkill not necessarily means a bad thing. Alfresco is more of a CRM rather than CMS. It is possible to put a lot of business operations, and automate the processes.

It is a neat system, a couple of years ago I would jump to develop my whole business in it.

At the moment I just need a proper back-end for one of my projects.
11 years ago

Jayesh A Lalwani wrote:Alfresco



Thank you. Looking in to documentation.

P.S. My system is unfortunately user driven. Keeping in mind their pricing policy, everything I make will go in their pocket. System is neat though.
11 years ago

Vinod Tiwari wrote:Oracle WebCenter Content is good CMS.



Yep it is a good product, I just suspect they will charge me an arm and a leg for their services.
11 years ago
“you should not be in charge”. I agree. Totally.  but sometimes you got to do what you got to do.

We both know that there is no “secure system” per se. I need a relatively secure system.

The system would be made of a “production server” that runs Java software able to crunch data, and produce html report.

At the moment I am working with my clients through their email. This is both my front-end, and back-end of the system. It is a relatively secure way of handling their data.

I need another server which would host web front, and back-end, where they can view the reports, upload new data, and new files.
You see what I mean?

Mot modern CMS store the html data in database, I am thinking of uploading reports to the database, with encryption, and access by user rights.
11 years ago
Well apparently this is due to the lack of my skill for web programming. It would probably take me a few months to create both front-end and back end from scratch. Learning everything on the way.

And it would probably have lots of ways of getting privileged information my clients have. I need to reassure them that the information they post to the site will stay private. Its imperative.

Drupal as any other cms, has lots of exploits both private and public on the market, but it has a good team of core developers who patch the system rather quickly.

In case I build the system from scratch I would not even know if the system has been hacked unless it is defaced, which I doubt it will.

Considering Drupal I have no idea how to upload the Html reports directly to Mysql database without screwing up the system, and keeping the html reports visible only to the administrator and the user.

That’s my problem, at the moment.
11 years ago
I’m trying to build a backend for a specific Java software that I use.
I need to give my customers a “Logged In” area, with personalised setup, where they are able to upload files.

These files will be transferred and used on a stand-alone server which runs a Java program, that will generate an html report.

I need to be able to upload this report to a personal area of my client (using ssh or MySQL query), and it will be automatically displayed in their personal area.

Which CMS is best to choose? I would appreciate any pointers.
11 years ago