With OpenEdit, being able update the content of your web site from any internet browser on the planet is no longer a luxury, it comes standard. With powerful open source solutions such as OpenEdit, business owners are realizing the value of integrating a content management system into their existing web application. Reducing the costs associated with site maintenance while increasing the accuracy and relevancy of their information is a significant advantage. The only question is how to deploy it?
Options:
See our documentation for help getting started with OpenEdit. Our user forum is another great place to find any answers you might need to get you going.
All the source code is licenced by the GNU Lesser General Public License
These are daily builds used to upgrade a existing site:
openedit core - (src) (javadoc) Minimal installation of the layout engine, Velocity support, Spring framework
openedit-editor - (src) (javadoc) Only has online editing, usermanager, filemanager, version control and notification tools. You can add the ecommerce and blog plugins using the build in upgrade script.
openedit-cart - (src) (javadoc) Catalog manager, shopping cart and storefront tools
openedit-blog - (src) (javadoc) Blog administration and posting engine
openedit-intranet - (src) (javadoc) Group calendar, in-out board, online editing of content, password protection
openedit-search - (src) (javadoc) Nutch/Lucene based web crawling and searching
openedit-archive - (src) (javadoc) Image search and catalog system. Creates thumbnails, does image conversions, advanced image search.
openedit-tracker - (src) (javadoc) Issue tracker and messaging system.
All source code is available directly from our repository. Source can be checked out from our anonymous CVS server. To do so, simply use the following commands (if you are using a GUI CVS client, configure it appropriately):
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.openedit.org:/src login
password: anonymous
The main Open Edit developers use the Eclipse Java IDE on Windows and Linux, along with the Resin app server. Therefore, the main Open Edit module in CVS is preconfigured for use with those two tools. You will want to checkout openedit openedit-editor and resin3.x to get started. We have added launchers in the /etc directory for eclipse.
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