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Subject:    [webmin-devel] ANN: Sesa : a simple web portal framework for Webmin.
From:       Hugo Cornelis <hugo_cornelis () yahoo ! com>
Date:       2005-10-03 11:47:04
Message-ID: 20051003114704.16058.qmail () web51001 ! mail ! yahoo ! com
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ANN: Sesa : a simple web portal framework for Webmin.


Sesa is a simple web portal framework for Webmin.  It
has been under development for the last two years. 
The Sesa framework allows to build system
administration portals to edit complex system
configuration data. It supports simple role based
access control and comes with a configurable workflow
engine.  It is fully integrated with Webmin, providing
a host of third party modules.

The code can be found on sourceforge under the project
'Sesa'.  More information can be found in the archive
available from sourceforge, in the file
wiki/index.html.  This file is also the start page of
the developer documentation.

In summary the Sesa framework allows to build portals
to edit all kinds of configuration data (including its
own configuration data), present the data in different
formats, edit labels and default values for new data. 
The Sesa framework supports role based access control,
comes with a configurable workflow engine and contains
hooks for application level plugins.


Hugo Cornelis





		
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