Changeset 860 in ExiteCMS for README.TXT
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r837 r860 1 /------------------------------------ \2 | ExiteCMS - Web Development Project |3 | |4 | (c) 2007 Harro Verton - Exite BV|5 | Portions (c) 2004-2006 Nick Jones|6 | |7 | ExiteCMS is released under GPL v2 |8 \------------------------------------ /1 /------------------------------------------------------------\ 2 | ExiteCMS - Web Development Project | 3 | | 4 | (c) 2007 Harro "WanWizard" Verton - Exite BV | 5 | Portions (c) 2004-2006 Nick "Digitanium" Jones | 6 | | 7 | ExiteCMS is released under GPL v2 | 8 \------------------------------------------------------------/ 9 9 10 10 This is the software repository of the ExiteCMS project. 11 11 12 Exite also uses this SVN repository to manage the branches 13 or forks of the ExiteCMS main development train. 14 It is also used for development of specific modifications 15 to either the core code or modules, on request of it's 16 clients, and for client specific development. 12 ExiteCMS is modeled on version 6 of the highly succesful lightweight 13 CMS "PHP-Fusion", http://www.php-fusion.co.uk, by Nick Jones. 14 15 Most of the code has been completely rewritten since we started 16 with this project at the end of 2006, but we still like to give 17 Nick Jones a big thanks for all the great work he did, and for 18 'showing us the path'. 19 20 Exite CMS uses the Smarty template engine (http://smarty.php.net), 21 copyright The PHP Group inc, and released under LGPL v2. 22 23 Exite uses this SVN repository not only for development of the 24 ExiteCMS engine itself, but also to manage the branches or forks 25 of the ExiteCMS main development train. 26 27 Besides that, it is also used for development of specific 28 modifications to either the core code or modules, on request 29 of it's clients, and for client specific development. 17 30 18 31 This SVN repository uses the following structure: 19 32 20 / SVN root directory33 / SVN root directory 21 34 22 /trunk main ExiteCMS development train35 /trunk main ExiteCMS development train 23 36 24 /branches branches of the main train 25 /<client or site> client or site specific core code 26 or extensions to the core code 37 /branches branches of the main train 27 38 28 /modules optional CMS modules 29 /common ExiteCMS supplied modules 30 /<client or site> client or site specific modules 39 /<client or site> client or site specific core code 40 or extensions to the core code 31 41 32 /tags tagged releases 33 /ExiteCMS core ExiteCMS core releases 34 /<client or site> client or site specific releases 42 /modules optional CMS modules 35 43 36 /themes ExiteCMS custom designed themes 37 /common ExiteCMS supplied modules 38 /<client or site> client or site specific themes 44 /common ExiteCMS supplied modules 45 /<client or site> client or site specific modules 46 47 /tags tagged releases 48 49 /ExiteCMS core ExiteCMS core releases 50 /<client or site> client or site specific releases 51 52 /themes ExiteCMS custom designed themes 53 54 /common ExiteCMS supplied modules 55 /<client or site> client or site specific themes 56 57 When you want to install the code from SVN, use this sequence: 58 * first, install the core code from either the trunk, tag or branch 59 * second, install the common modules 60 * third, install the common theme 61 * forth, install any modules specific for the branch (if any) 62 * fifth, install any themes specific for the branch (if any) 63 64 Especially for branch developments this sequence is important, 65 because there could be branch specific core code that must overwrite 66 the original code from the trunk or common code. 67 68 The SVN administrator has linux scripts that can assign in keeping 69 a specific web environment up to date from SVN. Contact the 70 administrator for more information. 39 71 40 72 The rights on SVN are setup in such a way that every authorized
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