Workgroups
Ante el acuciante interrogatorio de algunos miembros, busqué información
sobre workgroups; no encontré gran cosa salvo los
anuncios de dos releases:
From: Max MSubject: [Announce] mxm Workgroups 1.0 for Plone released Newsgroups: gmane.comp.web.zope.plone.user Date: 2004-03-05 02:03:23 GMT (2 years, 5 weeks, 10 hours and 4 minutes ago)
mxm Workgroups makes collaboration easy and possible for networked and virtual organisations. It is a way to make shared "workspaces" where groups of people can collaborate. Yet it still has all the freedom, flexibility and simplicity as a normal Plone folder.
mxm Workgroups consists of two parts
A Workgroup content type
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It acts just like a normal Plone folder. With the difference that you can add members to it, and give these member local roles in the workgroup. These folders acts like Member folders, only for groups. **Different groupmembers can have different roles**.
A workgroup can be added *anywhere* in the portal. This means that even members can add add-hoc workgroups in their own home folder.
They also allow for easy sharing of workgroups that are outside the members folder. Ie. you can have a Workgroup called "news" in the root of the portal, and let any member add news items in this workgroup. Just as easily as if it was in his own home folder.
Members has a complete list of the groups they are group members of.
Group members can delegate their roles to others in a workgroup. Meaning ie. that if a Member has the "Reviewer" role, he can easily give it to other members of the Workgroup.
A workgroup tool
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It keeps track of the groups and their members. It registers the Workgroups internally for speed. This also means that Workgroup members does not need to have local roles in a workgroup to be members.
The Workgroup tool keeps track of the Workgroups and the members in an efficient internal data structure (BTree's). No need to search the catalog.
Groups and members are referenced back and forth, so it is easy to get the members of a group, and the groups for a Memmber.
It is possible to move workgroups around without loosing the group/member relationships.
License
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GPL
More info and download here
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http://www.mxm.dk/products/public/mxmWorkgroups/
From: Max MSubject: [ANN] mxm Workgroups 1.2 for Plone released Newsgroups: gmane.comp.web.zope.plone.user, gmane.comp.web.zope.general Date: 2004-04-21 22:15:37 GMT (1 year, 50 weeks, 2 days, 19 hours and 52 minutes ago)
mxm Workgroups makes collaboration easy and possible for networked and virtual organisations. It is a way to make shared "workspaces" where groups of people can collaborate. Yet it still has all the freedom, flexibility and simplicity as a normal Plone folder.
Changes
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- Added Workgroup workflows and corresponding GroupMember role.
- Added support for Internationalisation (i18n). Only danish and english .po files though. But it should be easy to do your own translation now.
- Linux users had problems due to a bug in PageTemplates concerning newlines. All .cpt and .pt files are now in Unix format. So hopefully that should be solved.
mxm Workgroups consists of three main parts
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1. A Workgroup content type, that acts just like a normal Plone folder. With the difference that you can add members to it, and give these member local roles in the workgroup. These folders acts like Member folders, only for groups. **Different groupmembers can have different roles**.
2. A workgroup tool that keeps track of the groups and their members. It registers the Workgroups internally for speed. This also means that Workgroup members does not need to have local roles in a workgroup to be members.
3. A Workgroup workflow with an additional state "Visible for users" Content and Workgroups in this state can only be seen by members of the workgroup that has the local roles of "GroupMember" or "Owner" in that Workgroup.
More info and download here
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http://www.mxm.dk/products/public/mxmWorkgroups/
regards Max M, mxm