Jahia
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| Developed by | Jahia Ltd |
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| Latest release | 5.0.4 / July 1, 2008 |
| Platform | multi-platform |
| Type | CMS - Portal |
| License | JCDDL for the free Community Edition, JSSL for the commercial versions |
| Website | www.jahia.org |
Jahia is an integrated Java Enterprise Portal and CMS developed by Jahia Ltd, a Swiss company founded in 2002[1] and based in Geneva, Switzerland.
The platform also integrates a Document Management Server, accessible through WebDAV, a Business Processing Server, with workflow management, a Search Engine (Lucene) and Groupware, through the integration of specific portlets.
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History
Built on the ruins of the XO3 company, Jahia was founded in 2002 by five Swiss programmers: Stéphane Croisier, Serge Huber, Michel Romy, Philippe Vollenweider and Khue N'guyen. [2]
Jahia Features
Jahia is capable of the following [3][4][5]:
- Document Management
- Web Content Management (including full webapp & session virtualization))
- Image Management
- Auto-generated forms with AJAX support
- Integrated Publishing
- Single Sign-On
- Repository access via WebDAV
- jBPM workflow
- Lucene search
- JSR-168 compliant portal server, using integrated JetSpeed 2 framework
- JSR-170 compliant data Import/Export
- Federated servers
- Multi-language support with UTF-8 data storage
- Portable application packaging
- Multi-platform support (officially Windows, SUSE and RedHat Linux and Solaris, runs fine on Mac OS X)
- Browser-based GUI (official support for Internet Explorer and Firefox)
- Clustering support
See also
External links
- Jahia Developer Community Website
- Content Manager (Germany)
- Jahia in Ohloh
- Coverage in ZDNet (in French)
- Coverage by Forrester Research on open source software, featuring Jahia (fee-based)
References
- ^ Foundation act
- ^ Vocations Createurs
- ^ Feature Matrix
- ^ CMS Watch
- ^ CMS Matrix
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