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Is JCR Dead?
Articles with titles like “Goodbye JCR, Hello CMIS” have been growing in numbers. The voices suggesting that the Java Content Repository standard is no longer relevant in a market dominated by non-Java content management systems are growing. Is JCR really dead? JCR vs. CMIS The Java Content Repository, JCR,
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Apache Software Foundation Divorces JCP over Irreconcilable JSR Differences
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) today announced its resignation from the JCP (Java Community Process) Executive Committee (EC). This comes in only a day after Java SE 7/SE 8 specs (JSR-336 and JSR-337 respectively) were officially approved by the JCP despite the ASF and Google voting against.
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Perspectives: What the Adobe + Day Software Deal Means, Part 1
Any acquisition (and there have been quite a few of them lately) in the content management industry usually makes a splash. Today, it was Day's day to stir up the media, analysts, bloggers, twitterati and industry watchers; provoking pontifications around the announced US$ 240 mil. acquisition by Adobe. Here’s
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WCM Field Notes: The Skinny on JCR, CMIS and OSGi
WCM Fields Notes is a regular column written in collaboration with Jon Marks (@McBoof), head of development at LBi. This first issue looks at evolving standards in the content management space and how they might influence you when selecting and implementing a web content management system. The
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Magnolia CMS 4.2: Content Modeling, Standards, Integrations
Recently, the open source Magnolia CMS (news, site) saw its 4.2 version light that brings hierarchical data modeling, simpler integrations with external data sources, updated STK and a new node-builder extending the JSR-170 standard. Content Modeling and Hierarchical Data Types With many debates around content
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#jboye09 8 Key Trends in Web Content Management Architecture and Standards
On the last day of the J. Boye 2009 Conference, Aarhus heard its mayor’s plea and slightly warmed/dried up. The event folk exclaimed, “It’s almost summer!” The rather standard for this time of the year weather was followed by the web content management standards talk. David Nüscheler, the
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Gilbane SF: Content Integration Standards -- CMIS, JSR-170, JSR-283
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.
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Day Opens Up, Empowers Developers With New CRX Releases
Day Software released three new editions of CRX, Day’s famed JSR-170-compliant Java Content Repository (JCR). These new goodies will make some developers and CIOs salivate -- especially those looking for leaner content infrastructure solutions based on Day’s commercial implementation of Apache Jackrabbit and Apache Sling.
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Day Software Awards First JCR Cup Winner
Day Software is very involved in the community building efforts if you haven’t noticed. Today, Day announced Russell Toris, a second-year, computer science degree college student at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, as the winner of Day's inaugural JCR Cup 2008. Day's first JCR Cup is a competition to
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Open Source Hippo CMS 7.0 Gets Revamped Core
Hippo, a vendor in open source Enterprise Content Management and Portal technology, has launched version 7.0 of its Content Management System. In the new release, Hippo CMS boasts easier categorization of content “that is not found in other open source CMS product,” in addition to a completely revamped technology core
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Day Speaks on 2009 Plans, Open Source, CQ5 and More
It's a Swiss treats day for a Swiss vendor. Enterprise CMS provider Day Software has received the Swiss Open Source Award 2008 in the business category. Recipe for success? Mix two tablespoons of Day with several pounds of a new chief marketing officer, who has arrived from Interwoven via the
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Day Reacts to Enterprise CMS Interoperability Spec
Following the initial introduction of the Content Management Interoperability Spec (CMIS) draft and reactions from Open Text and Alfresco, Day Software didn’t lag behind and responded to the proposed industry standard. Day thinks that it’s good having a standard that functionally matches on a protocol level to what JCR (JSR170/
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Competition Entrenches MOSS in the Enterprise
Other content management vendors have two choices when it comes to SharePoint -- join it or beat it. The product is entrenched at the departmental level, nevertheless aspiring competitor, Alfresco, think they can uproot enough MOSS to make business sense of a full assault. Others seek harmony.
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Day Gains SAP's Blessing for NetWeaver Integration
With another integration under their belt, Day Software continues to prove the value of building a content management solution based on the Java Content Repository (JCR) standard. In this case, SAP has slapped Day on the back for integrating Communiqué (CQ) with the SAP NetWeaver enterprise portal, enabling their customers
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