Monday 05 July 2010 2:53:02 am
This last post presents how eZ Find helps working around and/or extending legacy eZ Publish fetches, by for instance using a cross-content-class query, or by relying on Apache Solr's native filters (Lucene syntax).
eZ Find constitutes one of the major breakthroughs of eZ Publish, proposing a first step towards the next CMS generations, namely :
We can also raise the the subject of convergence between professional CMSes and DMSes (Document Management Systems, like Alfresco). Both universes tend to come closer functionally, when it comes to achieving the three points mentioned right above (indexing, storage, API).
As many questions and challenges eZ Systems will have to address within the forthcoming months or years, relying on a major asset : eZ Find is already functioning, widely used, extensively field-tested, extensible and highly competitive when it comes to complex and professional deployments.
I would like to thank Nicolas Pastorino for translating this tutorial to english, and Paul Borgermans for his availability.
This tutorial is available for offline reading :
Gilles Guirand - Advanced development with eZ Find - part 3 - Leveraging Solr's syntax - PDF Version
Gilles Guirand is a certified eZ Publish Developer. He is widely acknowledged by the community to be one of the national experts on highly technical and complex eZ Publish issues. With over 12 years experience in designing complex web architectures, he has been the driving force behind some of the most ambitious eZ Publish Projects: Web Site Generators, HighAvailability, Widgets, SOA, eZ Find, SSO, Web Accessibility and IT systems Integrations.
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