jLibrary

jLibrary is a DMS (Document Management System), oriented for personal and enterprise use. This double approach make from jLibrary an unique product. With jLibrary, you can classify your documents, videos, or any other media type. (0 comments)

jLibrary is a DMS (Document Management System), oriented for personal and enterprise use. This double approach make from jLibrary an unique product. With jLibrary, you can classify your documents, videos, or any other media type. jLibrary 1.2 has ... [More] been released. This update release includes several performance and scalability improvements as well as new exciting features: - Memory usage has been drastically reduced. You can have now your repository from as low as 64Mb of RAM. - Every repository created from the desktop tool is immediately available in the web. Documents can be displayed and edited both from the desktop and from your favourite browser. - Repositories can be easily customized through freemarker templates for making them more web-friendly. - The UI has been migrated to Eclipse 3.4. - Many UI usability improvements. - Server side has been updated to Jackrabbit 1.4. - Storage migrated to use Jackrabbit's bundled persistence managers that are quite more perfomant. - An MBean layer has been added to expose transparently the status of the server. - Session management has been also improved. - Support for adding, editing and removing document's custom properties from the UI. - Integrated WTP XML editor for XML editing. - Improved Maven support. Maven builds both server and client RCP application. Artifacts have been made public to make development easier. - Some minor fixes in the security model. - Many bugs fixed. This release has become possible thanks to the effort of many people, but specially thanks to Blandware (http://www.blandware.com) an IT Russian company that has become co-owner of jLibrary and will contribute to its evolution, improvement and success. Blandware is the combination of profound educational background and R&D traditions and has deep expertise in JEE applications, especially in the area of Content Management Systems (CMS). Blandware has its own two open-source CMS projects: AtLeap (http://atleap.dev.java.net) and AtLeapLite (http://atleaplite.sourceforge.net/). We would like to thank with no special order to Ryszard Perkowski, Renata Perkowska, Daniel Latorre, Roman Puchkovski and Andrey Grebnev, this last two from Blandware, for their help and effort bringing this release to life. Without them this work would have never seen the light. As you probably know by the news entries, Andrey has become a rightful owner of the project and will lead with myself the project to a hopefully brighter future. We really hope you like jLibrary! [Less]

jLibrary is a DMS (Document Management System), oriented for personal and enterprise use. This double approach make from jLibrary an unique product. With jLibrary, you can classify your documents, videos, or any other media type. jLibrary 1.2 has ... [More] been released. This update release includes several performance and scalability improvements as well as new exciting features: - Memory usage has been drastically reduced. You can have now your repository from as low as 64Mb of RAM. - Every repository created from the desktop tool is immediately available in the web. Documents can be displayed and edited both from the desktop and from your favourite browser. - Repositories can be easily customized through freemarker templates for making them more web-friendly. - The UI has been migrated to Eclipse 3.4. - Many UI usability improvements. - Server side has been updated to Jackrabbit 1.4. - Storage migrated to use Jackrabbit's bundled persistence managers that are quite more perfomant. - An MBean layer has been added to expose transparently the status of the server. - Session management has been also improved. - Support for adding, editing and removing document's custom properties from the UI. - Integrated WTP XML editor for XML editing. - Improved Maven support. Maven builds both server and client RCP application. Artifacts have been made public to make development easier. - Some minor fixes in the security model. - Many bugs fixed. This release has become possible thanks to the effort of many people, but specially thanks to Blandware (http://www.blandware.com) an IT Russian company that has become co-owner of jLibrary and will contribute to its evolution, improvement and success. Blandware is the combination of profound educational background and R&D traditions and has deep expertise in JEE applications, especially in the area of Content Management Systems (CMS). Blandware has its own two open-source CMS projects: AtLeap (http://atleap.dev.java.net) and AtLeapLite (http://atleaplite.sourceforge.net/). We would like to thank with no special order to Ryszard Perkowski, Renata Perkowska, Daniel Latorre, Roman Puchkovski and Andrey Grebnev, this last two from Blandware, for their help and effort bringing this release to life. Without them this work would have never seen the light. As you probably know by the news entries, Andrey has become a rightful owner of the project and will lead with myself the project to a hopefully brighter future. We really hope you like jLibrary! [Less]

jLibrary 1.2 has been released

jLibrary 1.2 has been released. This update release includes several performance and scalability improvements as well as new exciting features:- Memory usage has been drastically reduced. You can have now your repository from as low as 64Mb of RAM. (0 comments)

Blandware company has joined the JLibrary project

The Russian IT company Blandware (http://www.blandware.com), represented by Andrey Grebnev, has joined the JLibrary project and become a rightful owner of one-half of the project. (0 comments)

The Russian IT company Blandware (http://www.blandware.com), represented by Andrey Grebnev, has joined the JLibrary project and become a rightful owner of one-half of the project. Blandware is the combination of profound educational background and ... [More] R&D traditions in alliance with the world famous creativity of Russian developers. Blandware has 5 years experience and deep expertise in JEE applications, especially in the area of Content Management Systems (CMS). Blandware has its own two open-source CMS projects: AtLeap (http://atleap.dev.java.net) and AtLeapLite (http://atleaplite.sourceforge.net/). Exhaustive CMS skills of Blandware developers give perfect opportunities to raise JLibrary Document Management System on a new level. [Less]

The Russian IT company Blandware (http://www.blandware.com), represented by Andrey Grebnev, has joined the JLibrary project and become a rightful owner of one-half of the project. Blandware is the combination of profound educational background and ... [More] R&D traditions in alliance with the world famous creativity of Russian developers. Blandware has 5 years experience and deep expertise in JEE applications, especially in the area of Content Management Systems (CMS). Blandware has its own two open-source CMS projects: AtLeap (http://atleap.dev.java.net) and AtLeapLite (http://atleaplite.sourceforge.net/). Exhaustive CMS skills of Blandware developers give perfect opportunities to raise JLibrary Document Management System on a new level. [Less]

The Russian IT company Blandware (http://www.blandware.com), represented by Andrey Grebnev, has joined the JLibrary project and become a rightful owner of one-half of the project. (0 comments)