Conclusion

by Paul Everitt — last modified Dec 30, 2008 03:05 PM

What we did and what more we could do.

Plone is a CMS, and a CMS should have good facilities for getting stuff in and out. Plone is especially neat, in that Archetypes lets you define new kinds of semi-structured content types. Those, also, should provide a nice way to talk to the outside world.

Marshall is one approach to doing this. Hopefully this how-to provided enough information to get started.

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from XML in Plone with Marshall.

Marshall lets you save and load Plone content using XML. As a configurable system, it has lots of options. This hands-on how-to shows exactly what to do to make the basics work.

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Use with: Plone 2.1.x
Relevant for: Integrators, Customizers

This document was contributed by Paul Everitt, and last modified 1136 days ago.

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