jLibrary 1.1

jLibrary is a 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. You can export those contents to static web pages based on templates, search on those content, add comments, categorize it, etc.
Companies can find in jLibrary all the features present in most modern content management systems, including team work support, version management, offline document edition, document locking, security constraints based on roles, users and groups, easy web access, etc.
jLibrary is multiplatform, so you can run the client and the server in both Windows and Linux. jLibrary is based on web services so it boosts interoperatility between platform and lenguages, being an ideal solution for heterogeneous environments.
Main features:
- Create a fashion web application using last technologies like Java Server Faces or AJAX.
- Improve data and text mining support.
- Add more document types support. Ex: Open Office files.
- Improve relationship browser.
- Create installers for different platforms.
- Improve the image editor.
- Add encryption support.
- Add basic workflow support (closed, opened, pending, ...).
- Create a .NET browser complementary to the current J2EE browser.
- And more, and more, and more...
Enhancements:
- Performance was improved and memory compsumption was reduced, especially when handling large files.
- The main changes are a new HTTP tunnelling layer, support for custom properties for documents, a new Maven 2 based deployment system that is especially handy for client side builds, and plenty of unit tests to help developers starting up with jLibrary.
- Many bugs were fixed both in the server and client sides.
- Eclipse 3.2 core infrastructure has been added.
- There are now stable versions for Linux and Mac OS X.