10 projects tagged "Zope"
f2w helpdesk is a Web-based helpdesk package. It allows requests to be categorised to an arbitrary level of detail using a expert-system-like question and answer method. Advice and problem-specific information can be associated with the request categories, thus building up a knowledge base to speed the resolution of frequently occurring problems. Users can also add their own tasks, thus using it as a todo list or for workflow within teams, and notes can be added to each request at any time.
zOpen Directory lets a Web site developer integrate all of the content of the Open Directory Project (ODP, Dmoz.org) into a Zope website. Since zOpen Directory works by downloading and parsing data from Dmoz.org only when such data is needed, there is no need to download the entire database. The tool is conveniently internationalized, and it features automatic language detection and the ability to run different versions in bilingual or multilingual Web sites. Currently supported languages include English, Basque, Spanish, French, Dutch, Catalan, German, and Italian.
Keylime for Zope is a set of generic objects to facilitate fast SQL application development. It offers the following objects, which can be used or overridden: htmlView, htmlInsert, formInsert, formUpdate, and htmlDelete. It uses Folder properties to define sqlTable, sqlKey, and sqlUniq so that the application will function using generic or overridden forms. Infinitely hierarchical SQL applications can be written very quickly. Sample apps and a Zope installation guide are included.
HamCannon is a Zope/Plone product for managing outbound email marketing. HamCannon is designed for sending ham, not spam: it has much support for helping users unsubscribe and none for hiding from them. HamCannon provides all of the tools required to produce personalized email newsletters or other email marketing, with subscription management, open tracking, bounce tracking and link tracking, complete statistical reporting and complete personalization, limited only by your data.
Aiakos is an innovative distributed authentication system, based on Zope and Plone. Much of the heavy lifting is done using the LDAPUserFolder product by Jens Vagelpohl. Aiakos allows you to provide a central sign-on system for a network of Web sites. All login and registration activity takes place on the central Aiakos server. Participating sites receive encrypted authentication packages from the authentication server, with which they can authenticate users.
ACASUserFolder is a User Folder implementing the Yale CAS single-sign-on (SSO) authentication method. It features support for Yale CAS architectures 1.0 and 2.0, Plone support with a quick installer, POST and GET methods handling on session timeout, a test panel for easy setup, and online help.