Re: Slashdot with Wyona

Hello Micheal, hi Alex, hi group!

I am not quite sure what the exact definition of slashdot is.

PHPNuke is definitely a really nice project and there are a lot of people 
knowing Nuke!

>>If this is to provide a quick and easy demo application then fine, but I 
>>don't beleive
>>people will really jump to install a Wyona slash system instead of using 
>>PHPNuke
>>or Slashcode...


>If they see the advantages they will of course (think of XML, XSLT and Java).

I think so as well! But for me the main differents from Wyona "NOW" and 
PHPNuke is the Backend-Tier. It is really nice to have a database where I 
can store the data. Especially because more people know about the concept 
of a database in comparison to XML/Java.

I would love to help to implement a XML-Database into Wyona. I am working 
in a call center department and I am programming the databases for the call 
agents. Right now I "have to" use MS Access 97. I am planing to write my 
thesis about thus a call center database in XML. The reason for me to use 
XML is that the data are inpependent of the application! I can share the 
data that our call agents produce with different departments, programms, 
views...: e.g. it's starts with the import of the addresses and the 
questions then I have to export this data to *.xls *.mdb (each element have 
to be write protected) and to SPSS.

Because at the monemt Rene (multipartrequest) and I are writting a project 
paper about Wyona for the University of Paderborn, we had a closer look at 
wyona.

My question: Do you think it would be possible to use Wyona in combination 
with a XML-DB  to write a call-center DB?



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