Node creation in eZ Publish by using PHP is not well documented. However, when you encounter a large number of contents need to be insert periodically. You would ask is there any way to automate the content insert function with script in eZ Publish??? Any here I am going to summarize the way to achieve.

He includes the code examples showing how to:

• Set the creator
• Import generic content and attaching it to a parent node
• Importing some XML content
• Adding an image or file record that points to a local file

Wise man are rare, but they exist and one of them is happy to share his wisdom with all tense CMS consultants and project managers to help them relax. [...] In fact, this book is a tremendous work of reference for any kind of CMS project, be it eZ Publish or not, proprietary or Open Source. Only two of 13 chapters actually deal with eZ Publish specifics.

He covers the contents of the book - code examples, howtos, training, risk management - and its unique combination of tips and tricks with quotes from experienced managers.

We are pleased to announce the first stable releases of eZ Publish 4.0.0 and eZ Flow 1.0. These releases add considerable value to eZ Publish and benefit the entire eZ Ecosystem. eZ Publish 4 signifies our commitment to provide a sustainable platform for delivering Enterprise Content Management Solutions, while eZ Flow enables media companies to engage visitors with rich, dynamic multimedia content, providing an easy-to-use interface for non-technical editors.

They spotlight some of the new features for each including complete php5 compatibility, performance improvements, and an easier to use GUI for eZ Flow. Check out the official release announcement for full details and links to the new downloads.

I just went through it and this is the first book ever written about managing content management projects in general and using eZ Publish in particular. There's a lot of technical documentation and end user documentation about eZ Publish, but there has not been any documentation for project managers besides the more general project management literature.

He talks about the contents of the book - information on the phases of a project life cycle - and the level of technical knowledge that's required to understand it. He condones the book and recommends it specifically to project managers looking to get a bit more insight into what's happening with their eZ Publish projects.

Five software vendors got six minutes each to show their CMS solution to an audience comprised of the conference attendees. After the demonstrations, a panel of judges commented on the presentation. The audience voted eZ Publish as the best CMS solution, and eZ Flow as having the most appealing first impression.

The show was hosted by Teresa Regli and the judges included Erik Hartman, James Robertson and Tony Byrne, founder and editor of CMSWatch.

You can find out more about eZ Systems on their website including more information about the company being awarded this honor.

This extension was previously only available under a proprietary license and was sold from $899 to $2999. It is now freely available. Last year, eZ Systems also released the Online Editor, previously only available under a proprietary license, as Open Source software under the GPL.

For more information, check out the project's documentation on the extension or just download it and get busy working.

Running PHP and eZ publish on PowerPC based Macs have been extreemly slow and now that I have eZ publish running on the Intel based Mac I tried to tune it to get maximum performance out of it when running eZ publish as I was not satistied with my previous tests.

He tries three things - patching the eZ publish intsallation with the latest update, installing a patch for the PHP installation on a FreeBSD machine, and finally trying out the ICC compiler for OS X and see if it helped (it didn't). Unfortunately, he's still looking for a cure for his Mac/PHP woes and would love some input from anyone out there noticing the same issue.