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<li> DMS - Data Management System (i.e [[Burroughs]]). | <li> DMS - Data Management System (i.e [[Burroughs]]). | ||
<li> DCMS - Domain Content Management System. | <li> DCMS - Domain Content Management System. | ||
<li> DCMS-X - An abstraction referring to | <li> DCMS-X - An abstraction referring to an [AII]with aspects: | ||
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DMS II was the Burroughs relational database known to us before the Unisys merger. DCMS-E is a mod-perl based CMS which is retained to support the content we originally authored in it as is the mediawiki CMS (DCMS-W). | <ol> | ||
<li> DMS II was the Burroughs relational database known to us before the Unisys merger. | |||
<li> DCMS-E is a mod-perl based CMS which is retained to support the content we originally authored in it as is ... | |||
<li> the mediawiki CMS (DCMS-W). | |||
</ol> 2 above is frozen and 3 will remain in synch with major releases. | |||
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DMS III implements the base [[LargeSystem]] | DMS III implements the base [[LargeSystem]] IO model and contains the CL-XSL tool chain as a library which includes DCMS-X as the [[Georg|core DCP]]. | ||
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</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
Revision as of 02:45, 27 January 2007
Nomenclature, Etymology
- CMS - Content Mangement System (i.e. Web Content).
- DMS - Data Management System (i.e Burroughs).
- DCMS - Domain Content Management System.
- DCMS-X - An abstraction referring to an [AII]with aspects:
- DMS II was the Burroughs relational database known to us before the Unisys merger.
- DCMS-E is a mod-perl based CMS which is retained to support the content we originally authored in it as is ...
- the mediawiki CMS (DCMS-W).
2 above is frozen and 3 will remain in synch with major releases.
DMS III implements the base LargeSystem IO model and contains the CL-XSL tool chain as a library which includes DCMS-X as the core DCP.
