Ektron CMS400.NET, Adobe Flex, & Smart Form Technology Take an exciting multimedia flash tour and see how easy it is to use Ektron CMS400.NET, in combination with development frameworks such as Adobe Flex, to add, manage, and present XML content for your web

 In the first three tutorials of this series, we installed CMS400.NET, set up the Workarea and began adding content. In this tutorial, we will create several template files that we can use to display the content stored in the CMS. After completing this tutorial, you will have a functional CMS site with several content templates and a homepage.

In the last tutorial, we set up the folder structure for the Workarea and created a metadata definition to use in organizing content. In this tutorial, we will create content for the site. This tutorial will show how to create HTML content, forms, polls and calendars. In Tutorial 4, we'll create templates to display the content.

In Tutorial 1, we installed CMS400.NET and created a minimal site. In this tutorial, we will set up the Workarea to organize content and make it easy-to-use. We'll create the main folder structure for the site, as well as some metadata definitions that will be used for organization. We'll also create the folders to hold this information, and throughout the series, we will demonstrate how to display content, interact with your users and integrate more advanced features.

This is the first in a new series of tutorials for developers who are just starting out with Ektron CMS400.NET. These tutorials will provide a step-by-step introduction to creating your first CMS400.NET site. After working through the tutorials, you will have a basic understanding of how to build and deploy a site with CMS400.NET.