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6.5. Upgrading Plone 2.5 to 3.0

Upgrading your site and your products from Plone 2.5 to Plone 3.0.

  1. Upgrading a Plone 2.5 site to 3.0
  2. Updating add-on products for Plone 3.0
    1. General product development and migration tips for Plone 3.0
    2. CMFCore.permissions import syntax change
    3. Transaction module is no longer implicitly in Archetypes
    4. get_transaction module rename
    5. ContentFactoryMetadata deprecation
    6. Update your workflows to use GenericSetup profiles
    7. Portlets have a new infrastructure
    8. main_template now uses Zope 3 viewlets
    9. Plone 3 does not create member folders by default
    10. Using a tableless layout
    11. Document Actions now use Zope 3 viewlets
    12. Products installing workflows may need to add permissions
    13. Indexes declared in Archetypes schemata need to be moved to GenericSetup
    14. The "Sharing" tab is now a global action
    15. Multi page schemas
    16. Enable inline editing (aka. QuickEdit)
  3. Updating 2.5.3 to 3.0.3
    1. Migration Procedure

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This document was contributed by Alex Limi, and last modified 1135 days ago.

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