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Can anyone recommend a .NET CMS that can use Oracle Enterprise Edition 11g as the DB? The CMS should be able to handle advanced content publishing (many different sections / categories & deep hierarchies) in several languages, offer full control over the html output (W3C valid and Accessible) and allow addition of custom modules to handle parsing of big datafeeds in xml / json or similar format.

After checking wikipedia and several CMS review sites I can't seem to find any that match these basic requirements.

Alternatively I could consider a framework that facilitates the development of such a custom CMS should an out of the box solutio开发者_JAVA技巧n not be available.

I'm coming from a PHP background where something like Drupal (with Oracle support), or a framework like Zend could be considered.

Thanks

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You could look into Sitecore (Sitecore.net) Their CMS certainly fits the enterprise requirement and their site http://sdn.sitecore.net should be able to answer any ancillary questions you have about the CMS.

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At this point, I would not consider anything other than Drupal. I dearly love .NET but there are no CMSs which compare with it.

I am very interested in developing a .NET based CMS similar to Drupal but have not yet found enough developers to participate in such an undertaking.

In our firm, we do use Drupal very heavily for most basic Web Development work. We do our custom work in .NET.

I recommend running Drupal on the LAMP stack (Linux Apache MySQL and PHP (required). However, if you were forced to run it under .NET, it will run under IIS (in a somewhat buggy manner).

Additionally, you may be able to use Phalanger to "compile" your PHP under .NET. I have not tried this but think it could work for Drupal, Joomla, Wordpress, or other open source CMS.