Projects

Apache Jackrabbit

claimed by Apache Software Foundation

Apache Jackrabbit is a fully conforming implementation of the Content Repository for Java Technology API (JCR). A content repository is a hierarchical content store with support for structured and unstructured content, full text search, versioning, transactions, observation, and more.

Jahia

The ever growing paradigm of enterprise application convergence that bundles web, search, document, social and portal capabilities into a single, easy-to-access and modular solution is leading organizations to expect nothing less than rich and “content smart” application to drive their business. ... [More] Jahia 6.5 is the comprehensive platform to build cutting edge user experiences and virtually any type of web applications, thanks to: - A modern Composite Content platform - A new integrated development environment (IDE) that fosters rapid development and assembly of new composites: we call it Jahia Studio - A compelling eXtended Content Management offering: we call it Jahia xCM - New social and collaboration capabilites with our JahiApps [Less]

OpenKM

OpenKM is a electronic document management system (DMS) based on java technologies ( Jackrabbit, Lucene, GWT- Google Web Toolkit , Jboss) useful for any enterprises intented to organize and share documents OpenKM runs on Jboss server and uses Jackrabbit repository core ( JCR 170 JCR 283 ) . Can ... [More] be configured on any DBMS. With webservices openkm exposes the general API to interconnect with external applications. OpenKM can be configured on a server clustered. The OpenKM client is build on GWT ( Google Web Toolkit ). Ajax made fastly and lightly client to document management system. [Less]

ModeShape

ModeShape is an elastic, in-memory, and strongly-consistent hierarchical database. It is fast, scalable, easy to use, and can be schema-less, schema-strict, or anywhere in-between. ModeShape supports transactions, has several query languages, events, versioning and more. Several APIs are available: ... [More] the primary API is the standard JCR 2.0 API (JSR-283), but there are several others (e.g., RESTful, WebDAV, and JDBC) that expose a subset of the overall functionality. [Less]