From: <ra...@bu...> - 2005-08-31 20:06:08
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Martin Aspeli writes: > On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 18:35:29 +0100, Jeff Kowalczyk <jt...@ya...> wrote: > >> Martin Aspeli wrote: >>> The use case of paying subscribers to a site is quite common. If Plone >>> could support this easily (*especially* if it was something we could >>> ship as a pre-configured set of objects) that would give us an obvious >>> advantage over many CMSs I'm sure. >> >> I'm not eager to standardize paid subscriber features in Plone proper. >> PloneMall (newly in collective) will handle that ably. You'd make your >> member content types implement PloneMall interfaces like any other. > > I agree, not in the core, however having an easy to use and stable > solution that's easily installable would go a long way. PloneMall may be > overkill for many uses, if you're just selling access. The key here is to > make re-usable components that plug into the architecture in a sensible > way. as whit mentions, all of these problems have already been thought through and dealt with, IMO, in the TeamSpace product. a detailed tutorial for using TeamSpace to build an extranet using Plone can be found in the Samplex product, which is in the collective on svn.plone.org. i haven't had a chance to look at membrane yet, probably won't for a few weeks (i'm currently at burning man... check out the webcast we're producing at webcast.burningman.com), but i suspect that it will not be too hard to integrate with TeamSpace. -r |