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Re:This is what your customers think of asking for their ema... by alaskamiller on Thursday June 05, 2008 @06:55PM (#210431)
What enterprise level CMS or KM are you aware of that generates semantic URLs?
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Re:This is what your customers think of asking for their ema... by simonw on Friday June 06, 2008 @03:36AM (#210677)
That's kind of a loaded question since a reasonable definition of an enterprise CMS is "one that isn't very good". That said, Ellington (which I worked on a few years ago) is probably expensive enough that it can be considered "enterprise" and ships with nice URLs out of the box: http://www.ellingtoncms.com/
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Re:This is what your customers think of asking for their ema... by xirium on Friday June 06, 2008 @04:50AM (#210709)
> definition of an enterprise CMS

Would Jonathan Schwartz's blog ( http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan/ ) count as an enterprise CMS? That has URLs which include the title. Does Wordpress ( http://www.wordpress.com/ ) count as an enterprise CMS? That also has URLs which include the title.

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Re:This is what your customers think of asking for their ema... by william42 on Saturday June 07, 2008 @02:30PM (#211626)
Jonathan's blog? Maybe. Wordpress? No. It's pretty clearly open-source and has the "started as a few lines of code" pedigree that makes it not enterprise.
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Re:This is what your customers think of asking for their ema... by raganwald on Friday June 06, 2008 @07:36AM (#210753)
Wikimedia?
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