PUBLIC MARKS with tag JSR-170

One of the final sessions at Gilbane SF yesterday was around content standards: CMIS, JSR-170 and JSR-283. Many realize there are several challenges with CMIS in particular and efficiently working with content from disparate content repositories in general. The session aimed at shedding light on some of these challenges and possible solutions in the standards space.

Magnolia Organization and the OpenWFE Group today announce a strategic alliance. The goal of the alliance is to bring Magnolia's renown ease-of-use to the OpenWFE Workflow Environment, supply Magnolia with outstanding workflow capabilities, and provide professional support for the OpenWFE Workflow Environment.

eXoPlatform est à la pointe des normes et architectures J2EE. Premier portail certifié JSR 168, il met aussi en œuvre les WSRP (Web Service for Remote Portlets). Il est basé sur JSF (Java Server Faces, JSR 127) et la gestion de contenus doit - à terme - être certifiée JSR 170. Un plugin pour Eclipse est aussi disponible, simplifiant le développement de modules portlets.

eXo Platform v1 was a Portal framework that was built to provide a scalable, modular, extensible and easy to configure solution on which Integrators, Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and Value Added Resellers (VARs) could build their offering. But, it was not intended to be used out of the box unless the company or organization had a dedicated technical team. With version 2, we decided to adopt the product line strategy. In other words we are building a core platform on which we implement products that can be inter dependent and used out of the box in most cases.