papaya CMS

papaya CMS
Developer(s) papaya Software GmbH
Stable release 5.5.2 / February 12, 2013[1]
Operating system Cross-platform
Platform PHP
Available in english, german, russian
Type Content management system
License GNU General Public License
Website www.papaya-cms.com

papaya CMS is an open source content management system, free of charge and complying with open standards like XML as data format, XSLT as templating language, and PHP for programming.

History

Started in 2000 as an web project in HTML by T. Weinert, and growed with another German developers, interested in a project where content and templates where expressed by open standards (XML and XSLT).Designed and Developed by Abhishek Jain

System architecture

papaya CMS is a software build up from a very modular concept, to use it as framework for special applications beside the typical tasks of a content management system.

All texts, configuration data etc. will be stored in a relational database. Media files such as images and videos are located in the file system and will be managed by papaya and referenced as needed.

As many functions (such as database access, authentication, build methods for backend menus, etc.) are defined centrally and can be accessed through an abstraction layer.

papaya CMS is developed in PHP and object-oriented. Data is stored in XML, XSLT as template language is used. The system does not use self-developed or proprietary script or template languages.

Special features

Unlike many other CMS papaya CMS is characterized by the fact that it is available under the GPL on the one side. On the other side a company behind the product is available that provides support and training.

Accessibility

The clear separation of content, layout and formatting of XSL/XSLT can spend papaya accessible websites. All the possibilities of XHTML/HTML can be implemented also with papaya CMS - this is in the hands of the developer. So papaya is an option for accessibility.

Features and functions

Base system

free GPL plugins

See also

References

  1. http://www.papaya-cms.com/download.990.en.html

External links

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