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Plomino provides users with a Lotus Domino-like application development toolkit.

Current release: Plomino 0.8

Released Mar 31, 2008 — tested with Plone 2.5

More stable. A lot of features improvements.

List all releases… Full release announcement…

Get Plomino for all platforms (212 kB)

Product package

Experimental releases

Upcoming and alpha/beta/candidate releases

  • Alpha releases should only be used for testing and development.
  • Beta releases and Release Candidates are normally released for production testing, but should not be used on mission-critical sites.
  • Always install on a separate test server first, and make sure you have proper backups before installing.
Plomino 1.0 (Release candidate) Released Apr 29, 2008
Plone 3 compliancy
Plomino 0.7 (Beta release) Released Feb 14, 2007
This release improves the Plomino web interface. It also provides a new feature to import design element from a remote Plomino database into a Plomino database on your current server.
Plomino 0.6.1 (Beta release) Released Dec 1, 2006
This version offers more possibility to customize your Plomino application (use custom template, call custom Python scripts).
Plomino 0.6 (Beta release) Released Oct 24, 2006
Plomino, the Plone Lotus Domino-like framework, is now Plone 2.5 compliant
Plomino 0.5 (Alpha release) Released Sep 20, 2006
The first Plomino release

Project Description

Project resources

Develop Lotus Domino-like applications in Plone

Plomino is a Plone/ZOPE product which provides users with a Lotus Domino-like application development toolkit.

Plone/ZOPE is a wonderful platform, but it might be difficult for a non-developer to design a Plone business-specific application other than standard content management.

With Lotus Domino, a user can easily design databases able to handle very different business needs (knwoledge management, project management, collaborative workplaces, etc.).

What is missing in Plone/ZOPE to handle that ? Mainly the following points:

  • be able to create new structured content types, more specific than the core CMF types
  • be able to build differents views to list the same contents in different ways
  • be able to display content through dynamic forms

 

That is what Plomino aims to do.

Plomino is an opensource solution, distributed under ZPL (ZOPE Public License).

 

Key features

  • Forms, edited in WYSIWIG mode, supporting hide-when formulas, subforms insertion, and custom field validation
  • Views and index, supporting categorized views
  • Access Control List / User Roles
  • User-defined actions
  • Search forms, supporting custom search formula
  • Server-to-server replication (Xavier Perrot contribution)
  • Scheduled agents (Xavier Perrot contribution)

 

Flash presentation here

More information here

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by Eric BREHAULT last modified April 16, 2008 - 10:37

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