Personal Web site framework

I want to build a framework to update this website. The first cut of the feature list is as given below. One of my main requirements is a site-wide/ central module for common functionality such as search, calendar, etc.

• Central Calendar




• in ICalendar format


• in RSS format




• Central Search


• Central Templates/ Skin


• Central Response system




• Online posting


• Email


• IM


• Polls




• Blogger


• Photo/ Image gallery


• Online Article publishing




• Updateable online


• Draft


• Schedule release




• RSS/ Atom




• Website


• Blog


• Calendar




• Present documents in multiple formats




• Single-page/Multi-page HTML


• Printable HTML


• XML


• PDF


• PostScript


• MS Word




• Keyword replacement


• Visitors




• Registration


• Personal Page

I have seen all this functionality in different open source projects. But I want to know if there is ONE integrated web site software already available in Java. Let me know if you find one.

If it does not exist, I am planning to integrate a set of existing open source projects. Which ones would you suggest?

Let me know if anyone is already working on a similar thing or is interested in developing it with me.

A little (Artificial) Intelligence never killed anyone!

As I had mentioned in my earlier blogs, I am trying to master Lisp. As all languages, it is going to take a lot of experience and a lot of code to master. Moreover it is a new paradigm (Functional programming and Lisp Macros). I am still reading "On Lisp" by Paul Graham.

I wanted to look at some good Lisp source code that I could study and get a "real life" feel. Even though it is bad to try to learn two unknowns at the same time, I picked the Lisp code of the book "Artificial Intelligence, A Modern Approach" by Russel and Norvig. I am trying to implement it in CLOS (since I think I know Object Oriented programming well).

One advantage I have is that my partner Ravi wrote the Java code for the book and is just a phone call away to clear any doubts. In short, I have taken upon myself the task of learning the basics of Lisp and AI in the next two months. Meanwhile I also plan to "pair" with Ravi when he develops the modules that require AI knowledge for our clients.