LibreSource 2.2 brings three new resources: LDAP groups, dropboxes, and forms. The LDAP group resource introduces the capability to map LibreSource groups of users from LDAP groups. The dropbox resource allows users to upload files to a confidential area. With the form resource, a manager can create an electronic form online and let users populate it. Such results can be selectively displayed on any page of the server, as a table or as a answer record, and can be exported to spreadsheets. This feature can be used to create questionnaires, registration forms, or any application that need formal communication.

In addition, LibreSource 2.2 enforces its advantages. Several bugs have been fixed and the way security is handled has been smoothed. The server is faster now, with a smaller memory footprint. LibreSource 2.2 has a better packaging: installation, __configuration__, customization and upgrade are now easier than ever. In a few clicks, you can go in production.]]> http://dev.libresource.org/home/oldnews/Tigase_Jabber_Server_integration_in_progress Stéphane Bagnier 2007-04-10T22:40:11+02:00 Tigase project to embed the Tigase Jabber server into LibreSource. When this feature is released, you could receive your notifications on your Jabber device and chat with your teammates. We will also provide a lightweight client, with no configuration nor installation on the client side.

Tigase Jabber/XMPP Server is Open Source and Free (GPL2) Java server using all available features in last JDKs. It uses NIO for network communication, selectors, concurrent JDK framework, security library and so on. All these functionalities are available directly from JDK so the need for external libraries is limited to minimum. ]]> http://dev.libresource.org/home/oldnews/5945b9f6c0a8001e016711569b40ae1c Stéphane Bagnier 2007-01-25T13:40:46+01:00 This release also improves the web layout, the French version of the texts and the Wiki macros. Last, download areas can now be populated from the content of a zip file, introducing a 1-click multi-files upload feature.

In addition, the Artenum Company proposes a set of improvements on LibreSource Enterprise 2.1, based on LSC 2.1 and in full agreement with the LibreSource Open Standard, providing the guaranty of a full compatibility between both versions. LSE 2.1 introduces the capability to map LibreSource groups of users from LDAP groups. This feature reinforces the integration of LibreSource in existing information systems.

This release comes in the frame of a global opening of the LibreSource community to new partners and the possibility for interested people to be involved into the development with the opening of the development Synchronizers.

LibreSource Community 2.1 will be released on the Artenum's stand the 30th of January 2007, during the Solutions Linux Exhibition 2007, Paris, France. At this occasion, the road map and future perspectives about software forges will discussed.]]> http://dev.libresource.org/home/oldnews/0b6633c8c0a8001e01d3ca1f5b1cc056 Stéphane Bagnier 2006-11-21T17:43:04+01:00 http://www.libresource.org

LibreSource is a versatile collaborative plateform dedicated to both software development and community leading. Based on the Java/J2EE technology, LibreSource is a modular web server that users can custumize online by combining rights and resources: wiki pages, forum, trackers, files, download areas,… Moreover, LibreSource includes a Software Configuration Management tool called LibreSource Synchronizer which is innovative, simple and united. LibreSource Community 2.0 introduces « Single Sign On » authentication, XML synchronization and RSS. LibreSource Enterprise 2.0 appends additional modifications and tools such as Subversion.

In more details, « LibreSource Community 2.0 » (LSC 2.0) integrates several improvments and new features, like :

• Introduction of a « Single Sign On » service for a centralised authentication of users (CAS),
• Activation of the XML synchronization function of LibreSource Synchronizers, allowing the synchronization and a concurrent edition of XML files,
• Introduction of a viewer of LibreSource Synchronisers network or « DataFlow Viewer », based on the HyperTree library,
• Publishing of RSS feeds for public resources,
• Improvement/Simplification of the packaging, installation procedures (Ant tasks, installer) and information files,
• Improvement and correction of existing resources,
• Technical improvements and bugs fix.

• Integration of improvements of the Community Version,
• Integration of an advanced LibreSource Data Base management/optimisation tool,
• Integration of « Multi-synchronizer Bridge » allowing to link together several remote synchronisers and to build up a distributed development/validation chain,
• Improvements of the CVS history importer,
• Integration of Subversion and link with the LibreSource Synchronisers. Subversion in integrated as a standard « LibreSource Ressource » , in conformity with the LibreSource philosophy. This offers to the integration of Subversion the same access control possibilities than for the other resources.

A detailed presentation of LSC and LSE 2.0 will be soon available at the following address: http://www.artenum.com/libresource

Last the LibreSource Consortium would like to thank the whole community for her contributions and feedbacks, elements which are an active part of the project’s life.

The LibreSource consortium. ]]> http://dev.libresource.org/home/oldnews/d80f1f7ec0a8001e0135d7097f23d2e5 Sebastien Jourdain 2006-08-04T09:21:45+02:00 Artenum announces the opening of a new service, based on the LibreSource platform, especially designed to host projects in collaborative development. LibreSource Express offers to professionals and the software industry a reliable collaborative development forge, safe, world-wide available and easy-to-use. LibreSource Express is available from 29,90 € TE by month, without engagement. For further information, please see: http://www.artenum.com/express

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