One of my favorite CMS application in Java is OpenCMS.

Here's some information about OpenCMS from its website:

"OpenCms is a professional level Open Source Website Content Management System. OpenCms helps to create and manage complex websites easily without knowledge of html. An integrated WYSIWYG editor with a user interface similar to well known office applications helps the user creating the contents, while a sophisticated template engine enforces a site-wide corporate layout. As true Open Source software, OpenCms is completely free of licensing costs."

Any thoughts about this guys?

iyanski wrote:

mambo?

hmmm? are you talking about Mambo Server? i think thats an open source PHP portal and not a Java CMS. :)

so pareho pa ba to sa dreamweaver..or iba...wanna try

Dreamwaver is an application used to build and modify web pages... a CMS is a complete webapplication that you can use to create a fully functional website using the just the barebones of the CMS project. Open Source CMS are community supported applications. Modules and the CMS framework are designed by its community. 

Here are some examples of PHP CMS...

http://www.opensourcecms.com/

Here's java and phyton: http://www.la-grange.net/cms#java

d ko pa talaga na try ang CMS..but now im trying this JOOMLA... same content management parin..

matanung ko lang...alin ba ang masa madaling gamitin dito.???

KILLER_AJ:

d ko pa talaga na try ang CMS..but now im trying this JOOMLA... same content management parin..

matanung ko lang...alin ba ang masa madaling gamitin dito.???

it depends on what you need... some CMS are jsut plain overkill when it comes to features... some are too graphic intensive that they are too slow to load.. some are too advance for beginners... some are to basic... choosing the right CMS boils down to your needs..

im having a prob regarding my PHP and MySql i cant install the CMS that i wanted

KILLER_AJ:

im having a prob regarding my PHP and MySql i cant install the CMS that i wanted

 

whats the problem?

i think php is not properly registered on your machine.

do this. create a new file called phpdetails.php in your wwwroot.

inside the file put this

<? phpinfo(); ?>

then access the file via your localhost >> http://localhost/phpdetails.php

if it loads then php is installed if doesnt then your php installation is screwed up. if it works, try to see if the mysql modules are loaded by searching for mysql in the result of phpdetails.php