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There is a [http://www.nabble.com/JSR-170-tf2118746.html#a5853894 thread in the opencms-dev mailing list archive] which provides a few details on the upcoming relase of OpenCms 7.0.
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;Releases Schedule:
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* Version 8.0: Q4, 2010 (from Conference Opening Keynote, OpenCms Days Conference, June 15-16, 2009: [http://www.opencms-days.org/export/sites/opencmsdays/en/program/slides/k1.pdf])
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== Preliminary Plan for Version 8.0 ==
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based on Conference Opening Keynote, OpenCms Days Conference, May 15, 2009 and current development status:
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OpenCms 8.0 will focus on content manager usability improvements:
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*Introduction the “Advanced Direct Edit” (or ADE) mode
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**With ADE, Content managers will be able to do the most common tasks from the “Direct Edit” interface and not be required to use the workplace
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*Improved Semantic Web Functionality
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*Content subsription and tracking engine
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OpenCms 8.0 optional planned core and API improvements: (Subject to change)
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* JPA integration for g supporting multiple Databases
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* Scripting language support
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* Workflow integration
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* Repository Standards compatibility
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This version is expected to use JDK 6 or later.

Latest revision as of 09:55, 8 July 2010

Releases Schedule
  • Version 8.0: Q4, 2010 (from Conference Opening Keynote, OpenCms Days Conference, June 15-16, 2009: [1])

Preliminary Plan for Version 8.0

based on Conference Opening Keynote, OpenCms Days Conference, May 15, 2009 and current development status:

OpenCms 8.0 will focus on content manager usability improvements:

  • Introduction the “Advanced Direct Edit” (or ADE) mode
    • With ADE, Content managers will be able to do the most common tasks from the “Direct Edit” interface and not be required to use the workplace
  • Improved Semantic Web Functionality
  • Content subsription and tracking engine

OpenCms 8.0 optional planned core and API improvements: (Subject to change)

  • JPA integration for g supporting multiple Databases
  • Scripting language support
  • Workflow integration
  • Repository Standards compatibility


This version is expected to use JDK 6 or later.

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