Xaraya
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Xaraya is a Content Management System and is Free Software published under the GNU General Public License. Xaraya is written in the programming language PHP, and is based on the previously unpublished 0.8 branch of PostNuke (circa mid-2002), however the codebase has undergone a complete rewrite.[1] Xaraya features a modular and secure architecture, with a focus on separation between design and content, in order to achieve a more flexible product. This added flexibility allows Xaraya to be used in many different ways, including blog portals, online communities, e-commerce and brochure sites. Xaraya can be operated with different databases, including MySQL, Postgres and SQLite.
Core ModulesIncluded in Xaraya are 10 modules which provide the basic functionality of a Content management system.
SecurityXaraya has a robust security system. User input is filtered, and can be validated against many formats, which can optionally be chained. Privileges of various levels are assigned to roles (either individual users, or groups). A privileges consists of a module, item type, and an instance mask, which is defined by the module according to its needs. Templating systemXaraya has a templating system developed specially for it, known as BlockLayout. This makes it possible to customize most features of a website developed using Xaraya. Block Layout supports the complete separation of code and layout. The output templates are written in XML, with 'xar' namespace tags providing variable access, looping constructs, conditional constructs and inclusion of sub-templates. The output from the standard themes are XHTML and RSS, though any other type of output can be generated. BranchesXaraya currently has two development branches. The original branch, known alternatively as "1x" or "Aruba", supports both PHP4 and PHP5. A newer branch which supports only PHP5, is known as "2x" or "Jamaica". See alsoReferences
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