The Rich Men's Document Management System

Edwin Glaser edwin@pannenleiter.de

1. Introduction

• 1.1 Overview
• 1.2 Changes

2. Installation

• 2.1 How to obtain rm -d ms
• 2.2 Requirements
• 2.3 Installation of a saxon based standalone system
• 2.4 Installation of an xml-apache based standalone system
• 2.5 Installation of the cocoon processor.
• 2.6 Compiling the java sources

3. Applications and Tools

• 3.1 Import of xml files into a database
• 3.2 Export a database document into a text file
• 3.3 The Workbench
• 3.4 The Debugger
• 3.5 The Tree Editor

4. Sample Applications

• 4.1 The Hello World Demo
• 4.2 The Discussion Forum
• 4.3 The Upload Demo
• 4.4 The Send Mail Demo
• 4.5 The Shop Demo
• 4.6 The PSI demo

5. Hands On Tutorial

• 5.1 An Ordinary Content Management System
• 5.2 Creating a Project
• 5.3 Rendering Pages of a Persistent Document
• 5.4 Writing a Configuration Mask

6. The Components of rm -d ms

• 6.1 The Configuration Files
• 6.2 A Persistent Document
• 6.3 Query Expressions
• 6.4 The Raw XML Interface
• 6.5 The HTML/XML Interface
• 6.6 Performance Considerations

7. Builtin Extention Elements

• 7.1 Database interface
• 7.2 Trace Hooks
• 7.3 Regular expression matcher
• 7.4 Embedded Cocoon Processor
• 7.5 Utilities

8. Programming in XSLT

• 8.1 The Big Picture
• 8.2 Separating Content, Style and Logic
• 8.3 Connecting an URL to an Action
• 8.4 Connecting Input Fields and Database Records
• 8.5 Generating different formats.

9. Thanks and and Acknowledgments