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The Java Architectures Special Interest Group (JA-SIG) is proud to announce the general availability of HyperContent 2.0. This release offers a production-level web site management platform that can be used to
- Edit web pages in a browser using 8 integrated cross-platform authoring tools
- Store XML in a versioning repository and generate HTML, PDF or RSS using XSL
- Configure approval and publishing workflows and push sites out over FTP, SFTP or NFS
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Schedule batch processes, content expiration, reminders and maintenance
- Integrate with LDAP, CAS, uPortal and more
HyperContent 2.0 has been developed by and for Higher Education under an unrestricted open-source license.
Download HyperContent 2.0 now.
For instructions on installing, configuring and developing with HyperContent 2.0, please visit HyperContent Help.
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