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I'm currently working on a project to convert an Interwoven-based site
to use Zope instead. Has anyone attempted this before and if so, were
you able to do it with Zope? Could you use the XML files produced by
Interwoven? Any ideas would be appreciated.
Jul 18 '05 #1
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On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 07:20:47 -0700, mxlplx wrote:
I'm currently working on a project to convert an Interwoven-based site
to use Zope instead. Has anyone attempted this before and if so, were
you able to do it with Zope? Could you use the XML files produced by
Interwoven? Any ideas would be appreciated.


I can't think of a single thing the 2 systems have in common really, so it
won't be an easy task.

The conversion to Zope should mostly be possible, and is probably worth it
considering the cost of the conversion will probably be less than
licensing costs... but you'll have to develop custom tools to convert any
data that can be converted and the rest will have to be developed from
scratch.

Some bits, such as workflow XML/perl templates probably cannot be
converted at all and you'll need to redesign workflows in the Zope way.

If your pages are ASP or PHP you'll have to convert them to Zope's DTML or
TAL.

If you use metadata you'll need to design objects with attributes to
match.

The XML from Teamsite templates would also be replaced by python objects,
which means processing the teamsite XML to create a new object, merging
the metadata, and then getting that object into Zope's object storage.

You might get a better answer on the Zope mailing list, but I bet it'll be
the same general "Ugh!" :)

Van

Jul 18 '05 #2
Thanks for the info. I knew this was going to be ugly!
Van Gale <ne**@exultants .org> wrote in message news:<pa******* *************** ******@exultant s.org>...
On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 07:20:47 -0700, mxlplx wrote:
I'm currently working on a project to convert an Interwoven-based site
to use Zope instead. Has anyone attempted this before and if so, were
you able to do it with Zope? Could you use the XML files produced by
Interwoven? Any ideas would be appreciated.


I can't think of a single thing the 2 systems have in common really, so it
won't be an easy task.

The conversion to Zope should mostly be possible, and is probably worth it
considering the cost of the conversion will probably be less than
licensing costs... but you'll have to develop custom tools to convert any
data that can be converted and the rest will have to be developed from
scratch.

Some bits, such as workflow XML/perl templates probably cannot be
converted at all and you'll need to redesign workflows in the Zope way.

If your pages are ASP or PHP you'll have to convert them to Zope's DTML or
TAL.

If you use metadata you'll need to design objects with attributes to
match.

The XML from Teamsite templates would also be replaced by python objects,
which means processing the teamsite XML to create a new object, merging
the metadata, and then getting that object into Zope's object storage.

You might get a better answer on the Zope mailing list, but I bet it'll be
the same general "Ugh!" :)

Van

Jul 18 '05 #3

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