This software is a content management system that is compatible with JSR-170, allowing for efficient management of digital content.
If you're looking for a content management system (CMS) that adheres to the upcoming standard of Java content repositories (JCR), look no further than Magnolia. As the first open-source CMS of its kind, Magnolia is dedicated to providing ease of use for everyone involved in running a CMS.
One of Magnolia's standout features is its flexible structure, which is designed to be platform-independent through the use of Java and XML. Additionally, this CMS boasts a simple API that is easy to use, as well as easy templating options thanks to JSP, JSTL, and a custom tag library.
Magnolia also offers automatic administrative UI generation, making it easy to access and manage data across multiple repositories. But it's not just access that is made simple: configuration through XML is also intuitive, and application integration and deployment is made easier thanks to professional staging on any J2EE server.
Best of all, Magnolia is available free of charge as an open-source product. The software can be downloaded as a binary file based on Tomcat, which makes deployment on almost any platform, including Mac OS X, Solaris, Linux, and Windows, simple and straightforward.
It's worth noting that Magnolia is distributed under the terms of the GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL). However, for those looking for an open-source CMS that is easy to use, adaptable, and flexible, Magnolia is a top pick.
One of Magnolia's standout features is its flexible structure, which is designed to be platform-independent through the use of Java and XML. Additionally, this CMS boasts a simple API that is easy to use, as well as easy templating options thanks to JSP, JSTL, and a custom tag library.
Magnolia also offers automatic administrative UI generation, making it easy to access and manage data across multiple repositories. But it's not just access that is made simple: configuration through XML is also intuitive, and application integration and deployment is made easier thanks to professional staging on any J2EE server.
Best of all, Magnolia is available free of charge as an open-source product. The software can be downloaded as a binary file based on Tomcat, which makes deployment on almost any platform, including Mac OS X, Solaris, Linux, and Windows, simple and straightforward.
It's worth noting that Magnolia is distributed under the terms of the GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL). However, for those looking for an open-source CMS that is easy to use, adaptable, and flexible, Magnolia is a top pick.
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