[OSCOM] Subscription based JSP/Java Site
Christopher Doss <phdcpe01-/[email protected]> Fri, 5 Jan 2007 05:56:55 -0800 (PST)
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=0AHello, =0AI posted this message before, but didn't see it in the archive=
s, so I'm unsure if it actually took.=0A=0AI am new to the open source cont=
ent management system paradigm. I am in the =0A=0Aprocess of developing a =
subscription based website. In a nutshell, I have =0A=0Adeveloped some JSP=
/Java applications, and I'd like to charge for access to the =0A=0A softwar=
e. I'd like for the user to be able to sign in, and access different =0A=
=0Aapplications or pages based on their user level. Their access will need =
to be =0A=0Alinked with a payment system. It'd need to be able to have rec=
urring billing, =0A=0Aautomatically invalidate users when their subscripti=
on runs out, set =0A=0Apermissions based on user level, etc. In addition, =
I'd like to have static =0A=0Acontent, and potentially RSS feeds, or link =
in with other modules (provided =0A=0Afrom partners). Some information will=
be available to anonymous users, others =0A=0Ato registered users, and so=
me only to subscribers. =0A=0A =0A=0AI tried using XOOPS to handle login, =
static content, page access, etc. I was =0A=0Aable to upload html pages, a=
nd have them accessed based on permissions. =0A=0AHowever, when I tried up=
loading a jsp page, the page wasn't served correctly. =0A=0AIt appeared ei=
ther Tomcat wasn't called to produce the page, or it couldn't =0A=0Afind i=
t for some reason. In addition, it appeared as though the JSP page =0A=0Aw=
ouldn't appear as part of the overall page (in the center content section) =
=0A=0Alike normal HTML would. =0A=0A =0A=0ACould someone point me in the r=
ight direction regarding a framework for this, =0A=0A and how I could incor=
porate the whole subscription system as well? I'd prefer =0A=0Asomething t=
hat was open source and under the GPL. =0A=0AThank you. =0A=0ABest, =0A=0A=
=0AChristopher C. Doss=0A=0A=0A=0A=0A____________________________________=
______________=0ADo You Yahoo!?=0ATired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best =
spam protection around =0Ahttp://mail.yahoo.com
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<html><head><style type=3D"text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></he=
ad><body><div style=3D"font-family:times new roman, new york, times, serif;=
font-size:12pt"><font face=3D"Arial, Helvetica">=0AHello, <br>I posted this=
message before, but didn't see it in the archives, so I'm unsure if it act=
ually took.<br>=0AI am new to the open source content management system par=
adigm. I am in the <br>=0Aprocess of developing a subscription based websi=
te. In a nutshell, I have <br>=0Adeveloped some JSP/Java applications, and=
I'd like to charge for access to the <br>=0A software. I'd like for the us=
er to be able to sign in, and access different <br>=0Aapplications or page=
s based on their user level. Their access will need to be <br>=0Alinked wi=
th a payment system. It'd need to be able to have recurring billing, <br>=
=0Aautomatically invalidate users when their subscription runs out, set <b=
r>=0Apermissions based on user level, etc. In addition, I'd like to have st=
atic <br>=0Acontent, and potentially RSS feeds, or link in with other modu=
les (provided <br>=0Afrom partners). Some information will be available to =
anonymous users, others <br>=0Ato registered users, and some only to subsc=
ribers. <br>=0A <br>=0AI tried using XOOPS to handle login, static content=
, page access, etc. I was <br>=0Aable to upload html pages, and have them =
accessed based on permissions. <br>=0AHowever, when I tried uploading a js=
p page, the page wasn't served correctly. <br>=0AIt appeared either Tomcat=
wasn't called to produce the page, or it couldn't <br>=0Afind it for some=
reason. In addition, it appeared as though the JSP page <br>=0Awouldn't a=
ppear as part of the overall page (in the center content section) <br>=0Al=
ike normal HTML would. <br>=0A <br>=0ACould someone point me in the right d=
irection regarding a framework for this, <br>=0A and how I could incorporat=
e the whole subscription system as well? I'd prefer <br>=0Asomething that =
was open source and under the GPL. <br>=0AThank you. <br>=0ABest, <br>=0A =
</font><div> </div>Christopher C. Doss<br><div><br></div></div><br>___=
_______________________________________________<br>Do You Yahoo!?<br>Tired =
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