About:
eContent is a Web-based content management system for creating information systems, intranets, B2B, B2C, catalogs, and vertical portals. Written in Java for scalability, and based on open standards Struts and Expresso for stability, eContent integrates content management, scalable content and application delivery, resource management, workflow and personalization. It supports executables, all documents types, OLAP reports, Java programs, and legacy integration.

Author:
Sandra Cann [contact developer]

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8.34/10.00 (1 vote)

Homepage:
http://www.jcorporate.com/
Changelog:
http://www.jcorporate.com/[..]t/Content.do?state=resource&resource=608

Trove categories: [change]

[Development Status]		5 - Production/Stable
[Environment]		Web Environment
[Intended Audience]		Developers, End Users/Desktop, Quality Engineers, System Administrators
[License]		Other/Proprietary License with Source
[Operating System]		OS Independent
[Programming Language]		Java
[Topic]		Communications :: File Sharing, Information Management, Information Management :: Document Repositories, Information Management :: Metadata/Semantic Models, Information Management :: Workflow Frameworks, Internet, Internet :: WWW/HTTP, Internet :: WWW/HTTP :: Dynamic Content, Internet :: WWW/HTTP :: Dynamic Content :: CGI Tools/Libraries, Internet :: WWW/HTTP :: Site Management, Office/Business :: Groupware, Software Development :: Libraries

Dependencies: [change]
Expresso Framework (required)
[download links]

 Comments

[»] eContent 2.0 Adds Powerful New Content Management Features To Affordable Enterprise Offering
by Sandra Cann - Dec 10th 2001 18:19:54

Jcorporate Ltd today announced that it is shipping a new release of its Web content management solution (CMS) - eContent version 2.0. In addition to industry-first enhancements, eContent offers a new level of Open Platform Support and a break in the price barrier of CMS making it affordable to many more organizations. 2.0 is based on Expresso/ Struts and other OSS shared standards - only CMS vendor to be based on the two dominant OSS Java Web application development frameworks that comprise ~85% market. Open standards + source availability = accessible to the many Java developers building Web applications and want to standardize on J2EE.

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[»] Can open source benefits be applied to a commercial product?
by Sandra Cann - Jun 28th 2000 12:27:17

From a company heavily committed to developing open source software - we also think the open source benefits can be applied to a commercial product. The result: creating an inexpensive, source code solution, in a collaborative infrastructure, integrating and based on open source technologies. We think it has the additional benefit is a dedicated full-time support and development team which is particularly good for enterprises. eContent is based on such a model.

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