Ajaqs is a project-based web application designed for organizing FAQs.
Ajaqs is a powerful web application that allows engineering groups to consolidate and preserve in-house knowledge related to product development and usage. It also provides small companies with a web interface for searchable, internationalizable information related to their products and services. Ajaqs projects are designed to be deployed under popular web and application servers.
One of the key advantages of using Ajaqs is its flexibility. The end-user can use any major commercial or open-source database on the market and customize the look-and-feel of the front-end, including internationalization. Another advantage is maintenance, with clean Java code and extensive documentation. Ease of use is also a priority, with simple installation and a text-based interface. Security is ensured through Java's sandbox and the application server's security model, as well as role-based access for end-users.
However, using Ajaqs requires a well-versed Java developer, as it involves understanding a range of technologies. The Castor JDO mapping model is used for security, which can be occasionally problematic due to sketchy documentation.
Ajaqs offers several useful features, including XHTML 1.0 (Transitional) support, an internationalizable and templatized front-end, customizable styles with stylesheets, text or image attachments for answers, and searchable FAQs. It also allows several FAQs to be associated with a single project, and provides role-based security access.
The latest release of Ajaqs features an updated Ant build process that utilizes Jasper to pre-compile JSPs into the war file, improving its functionality.
One of the key advantages of using Ajaqs is its flexibility. The end-user can use any major commercial or open-source database on the market and customize the look-and-feel of the front-end, including internationalization. Another advantage is maintenance, with clean Java code and extensive documentation. Ease of use is also a priority, with simple installation and a text-based interface. Security is ensured through Java's sandbox and the application server's security model, as well as role-based access for end-users.
However, using Ajaqs requires a well-versed Java developer, as it involves understanding a range of technologies. The Castor JDO mapping model is used for security, which can be occasionally problematic due to sketchy documentation.
Ajaqs offers several useful features, including XHTML 1.0 (Transitional) support, an internationalizable and templatized front-end, customizable styles with stylesheets, text or image attachments for answers, and searchable FAQs. It also allows several FAQs to be associated with a single project, and provides role-based security access.
The latest release of Ajaqs features an updated Ant build process that utilizes Jasper to pre-compile JSPs into the war file, improving its functionality.
What's New
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