Available Modules
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*[http://www.ptaisp.co.za/ubuntu/ Re-using Ubuntu Templates to create your own new templates] | *[http://www.ptaisp.co.za/ubuntu/ Re-using Ubuntu Templates to create your own new templates] | ||
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==Extensions== | ==Extensions== | ||
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/ocmx ocmx], a library for management and monitoring an OpenCms environment using Java Management Extensions (JMX, JSR 3 and 160) | * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/ocmx ocmx], a library for management and monitoring an OpenCms environment using Java Management Extensions (JMX, JSR 3 and 160) | ||
*[http://bp-cms-commons.sourceforge.net/ Bearingpoint Commons] | *[http://bp-cms-commons.sourceforge.net/ Bearingpoint Commons] | ||
Revision as of 08:00, 19 March 2007
Modules and extensions need to be distinguished. A module can be imported into OpenCms using the Web administration interface whereas an extension needs changes in the deployment and/or configuration of the OpenCms Web Application.
Modules
The Ubuntu Open-Source Template Framework Project
- Why use the Ubuntu Templates Framework
- How the Ubuntu Templates implement the MVC Model
- Re-using Ubuntu Templates to create your own new templates
Extensions
- ocmx, a library for management and monitoring an OpenCms environment using Java Management Extensions (JMX, JSR 3 and 160)
- Bearingpoint Commons
