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Apache looks to bring fun back to Java
"The framework is based on Java Specification Request 170 for Java Content Repositories." And, Felix OSGi.
Apache looks to bring fun back to Java
"The framework is based on Java Specification Request 170 for Java Content Repositories." And, Felix OSGi.
[from bushwald] Apache looks to bring fun back to Java
"The framework is based on Java Specification Request 170 for Java Content Repositories." And, Felix OSGi.
Apache looks to bring fun back to Java
"The framework is based on Java Specification Request 170 for Java Content Repositories." And, Felix OSGi.
Catch Jackrabbit and the Java Content Repository API
This article reviews the Java Content Repository API and its open-source implementation, Apache Jackrabbit, from a developer's perspective.
JSR-170: What's in it for me? -- CMS Watch
we'll take a closer look at the repository problem today, the new standard, and then we'll get back to the positive impacts for developers, CIOs, system integrators, editors, and even vendors.
Enterprise Java Community: JCR: A Practitioner's Perspective
The Java Content Repository specification (JSR-170) focuses on "content services," where these not only manage data, but offer author based versioning, full-text searches, fine grained access control, content categorization and content event monitoring. P
ONJava.com -- What is Java Content Repository
JSR-170 defines itself as "a standard, implementation independent way to access content bi-directionally on a granular level within a content repository," and goes on to define a content repository as "a high-level information management system that is a
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