[OSCOM] content migration with the exorcist
"Gregor J. Rothfuss" <[email protected]>
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this has OSCOM project written all over it. anything that makes it easier to move from one cms to another, whether proprietary or open source, is a good thing. * lower hurdles for adoption of your cms * but also easier to migrate away from your cms * increased competition * consolidation? are some possible outcomes (of jcr in general, and migration tools like this one in particular). comments? -gregor -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [CMS] Whitepaper: CMS interoperability? Date: Mon, 04 Apr 2005 16:52:25 +0300 From: Henri Bergius <henri.bergius-ZpG/[email protected]> Organization: Nemein - www.nemein.com To: [email protected] References: <A14E3AEB2E23874C80B35BBD936896DD85D1-sgn+hVVSH+JLiJTTS1mEwLV2A8X0GEveWbreXIKPMTJaa/[email protected]> Greetings! Steve Williams wrote: > Day (www.day.com) make a big thing about JSR 170 on their website I think JSR-170, the Java Content Repository API has great potential for making tools that can interoperate between different CMSs. One such is the Exorcist concept of migrating data from other systems into a JCR-compatible CMS: http://snip.yukatan.fi/space/start/2005-02-21/1#CMS_migration_with_the_Exorcist > Steve Williams /Henri