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Nuxeo
Developer(s)Nuxeo
Stable release
Operating systemCross-platform
TypeECM
LicenseLGPL
Websitehttp://www.nuxeo.org/

Nuxeo is a comprehensive free software / open source Enterprise Content Management (ECM) platform. It has been designed to be robust, scalable and highly extensible, by using modern open source Java EE technologies, such as: the JCR, JSF, EJB3, JBoss Seam, OSGi, and a Service Oriented Approach. It can be used to develop both web-based server applications and Rich Client applications.

It currently covers the following functions of the ECM spectrum:

History

The Nuxeo project was announced in September 2007 as a complete rewrite of the Nuxeo CPS platform and a migration from Zope and Python to Java EE technologies[1].

The first stable version, Nuxeo 5.0, was released in February 2007[2].

The current stable version, Nuxeo 5.1, was released in August 2007[3].

Architecture

The Nuxeo platform has the following parts:

  • Nuxeo Runtime: this layer allows the whole platform to be easily deployed on different Java application containers (a Java EE 5 application server, an OSGi container such as Eclipse, etc.). It features a plug-in mechanism that any component can use to declare extension points that can be used by other components to extend the former one.
  • Nuxeo Core: an embeddable document management core that provides the necessary low-level services to define, store, manage, audit and query content.
  • Nuxeo Service Platform (SP): provides high-level content management services, including: indexing and search, workflow, relations, transformation, audit, etc. These services are provided to remote clients using several distributed computing protocols, such as EJB remoting, RESTful and SOAP web services.
  • Nuxeo Enterprise Platform (EP): a web application framework built on top of Nuxeo SP, deployed in a Java EE 5 application server.
  • Nuxeo Rich Client Platform (RCP): a desktop (rich client) platform built on top of Nuxeo SP.

Awards

  • 2007
    • Red Herring 100 Europe Winner[4].
    • Jax Innovation Awards Nominee [5].

See also

References