Just installed eZ 3 but I'm missing many modules

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ben m	Thursday 22 May 2003 3:40:50 pm I'm revising my own post... I found this article, and have walked through it. Unfortunately, I either failed to install part of the application, or I misunderstand the instructions. http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/articles/how_to_implement_ez_publish_22_functionality_in_30" Under the section No Coding Required, they instruct to "Create a File Class" to have file management functionality. Does this mean I create a class called "File" and ...? thanks much! ben
ben m	Friday 23 May 2003 12:45:25 pm I'm revising my own post... I found this article, and have walked through it. Unfortunately, I either failed to install part of the application, or I misunderstand the instructions. http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/articles/how_to_implement_ez_publish_22_functionality_in_30" Under the section No Coding Required, they instruct to "Create a File Class" to have file management functionality. Does this mean I create a class called "File" and ...?
Karsten Jennissen	Friday 23 May 2003 1:46:27 pm Hi, difference between version 2 and version 3: - version 2 is a light framework with many different modules that each do one thing. - version 3 is a big framework with very few modules that can do more than one thing Basically, you can just think of version three as a framework that you can add on to via extensions. What type of functionality are you missing? If you are more specific, maybe I can help you. P.S.: Should have left your original post intact. Is easier to understand that way. ;-)

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Thursday 22 May 2003 3:40:50 pm

I'm revising my own post... I found this article, and have walked through it. Unfortunately, I either failed to install part of the application, or I misunderstand the instructions.
http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/articles/how_to_implement_ez_publish_22_functionality_in_30"

Under the section No Coding Required, they instruct to "Create a File Class" to have file management functionality. Does this mean I create a class called "File" and ...?

thanks much!
ben

ben m

Friday 23 May 2003 12:45:25 pm

Under the section No Coding Required, they instruct to "Create a File Class" to have file management functionality. Does this mean I create a class called "File" and ...?

Karsten Jennissen

Friday 23 May 2003 1:46:27 pm

Hi,

difference between version 2 and version 3:
- version 2 is a light framework with many different modules that each do one thing.
- version 3 is a big framework with very few modules that can do more than one thing

Basically, you can just think of version three as a framework that you can add on to via extensions.

What type of functionality are you missing? If you are more specific, maybe I can help you.

P.S.: Should have left your original post intact. Is easier to understand that way. ;-)