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Magnolia, the open source content management vendor that delivers simplicity on an enterprise scale, today announced the release of Magnolia CMS 4.4, with new tools that enable enterprise web authors to collaborate in the quick creation of professional-grade, multi-lingual sites.

"The Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) is an open (creative commons) REST based service specification aimed at improving/simplifying Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) system integration. A number of aspects of ALM integration are covered by OSLC ranging from Requirements Management to Automation(Build/Deploy). The OSLC Change Management (CM) spec outlines a standard for creating, modifying, and querying for change requests (tasks) from OSLC based service providers. A goal of the Mylyn project is to implement a client for OSLC-CM (see [1]). Additionally, support for both OSLC Automation and OSLC SCM are part of the Mylyn restructuring proposal: http://www.eclipse.org/project-slides/mylyn-restructuring-review.html Once these plans have solidified, we can begin to fill out the roadmaps for each specification. "

"The Frisbee module was developed as a "bag" of STK paragraphs with one common factor: social. These are the main features: CE / EE pure STK-based module drop-n-run module, with a self explaining demo website detailed instructions on module install one new Magnolia theme, frisbee, simple and clean Google Map (v3) integration . single marker map . multiple marker map, 2 demo marker-retrieval modelClass Flickr Slideshow, with custom query builder (tags, full-text search, author based search..) Facebook integration . Facebook SDK . Facebook iLike button . Facebook meta tag, reading values from page properties ShareThis and AddThis integration Twitter integration (you need Twitter4J.jar) . last tweet paragraph . last n tweets paragraphs . TweetThis button . ReTweet button Frisbee is at 1.0.0 stable version, but it is not ended here, it is open for future developments and integrations. Feel free to download it and to provide comments / contributions."

The Java Content Repository (JCR) standard, which is based on the Java Specification Requests JSR170 (version 1.0) and JSR 283 (version 2.0), provides a Java-centric object-oriented storage API specifically targeted at content management scenarios. The JCR is not a content management system or a full-fledged content management system API, but rather a content repository API. A content repository provides a common API for all content-driven applications and CMS components, which require access to the content. It provides methods to read, write, and query content. The primary motivation of the JCR standard is to provide a standard and vendor-neutral programmatic interface for content repositories, allowing applications of multiple vendors to interact efficiently.

"Apache Lenya is an Open Source Java/XML Content Management System and comes with revision control, multi-site management, scheduling, search, WYSIWYG editors, and workflow. Please see some screenshots or try the Demo. "

The Compact Namespace and Node Type Definition (CND) notation provides a compact standardized syntax for defining node types and making namespace declarations. The notation is intended both for documentation and for programmatically registering node types (if you are unfamiliar with JCR node types, you may want to read the general Node Types section first).