ModeShape

I’m very happy to announce that ModeShape 2.2 is now available. Yes, it’s just a few weeks since releasing 2.1, but we’ve managed to add a couple of great features and fix several bugs. As usual, ModeShape 2.2 is available in the JBoss Maven repository (under the “org.modeshape” group ID) and on our downloads page. [...]

Once again I’m pleased to announce a new release of ModeShape. This time, it’s ModeShape 2.1, and it’s available in the JBoss Maven repository (under the “org.modeshape” group ID) and on our downloads page. As usual, we’ve updated our Getting Started ... [More] Guide, Reference Guide , and JavaDoc. ModeShape 2.1 introduces several major new features: Clustering [...] [Less]

Earlier this morning Adobe announced their intention to acquire Switzerland-based Day Software, makers of the Web Content Management (WCM) products. Day Software contributes a lot to open source, including major contributions to the Jackrabbit ... [More] , Sling, Chemistry, and other Apache open source projects that serve as a foundation for their products. Adobe, on the other hand, [...] [Less]

The ModeShape project proudly announces that version 2.0 is now available and ready for use. As usual, the artifacts are in the JBoss Maven repository (under the “org.modeshape” group ID) and on our downloads page, and we’ve updated our Getting ... [More] Started Guide, Reference Guide , and JavaDoc. ModeShape 2.0 also includes bug fixes and improvements; see the release [...] [Less]

The annual Red Hat Summit and JBoss World conferences are being held next week in Boston, and there will be a lot to see. Of special note, however, is the mobile sweepstakes trivia game put together by CityTech to demonstrate how to easily create a ... [More] highly available and scalable application using JBoss technologies. Along with using JBoss AS6, [...] [Less]

For some time now we’ve talked on our IRC channel when we should make the switch to the JCR 2.0 API, and lately there’s been more and more interest in it.  We took a look at our roadmap, and figured out a way to shift our planned releases and get on to the 2.x line [...]

I’m very pleased to announce that ModeShape 1.2 is now available for download and in the new JBoss Maven repository. If you haven’t already switched your Maven settings to this new repository, be sure to do so. This release brings support for JCR-SQL query language and a number of fixes and improvements. This means that ModeShape [...]

JBoss.org recently announced a new Maven repository. The new instance uses Nexus and has a lot of very nice features and a very usable navigation and search web interface. Those of you using ModeShape in your own applications or projects likely have Maven settings that involve multiple Maven repositories, including the old JBoss Maven 2 [...]

ModeShape 1.1 has arrived a mere one month after the prior release, and it brings some fantastic improvements: support for JCR versioning a new WebDAV server module a new connector to other JCR repositories improved import from JCR System and ... [More] Document Views almost 2 dozen other fixes and improvements ModeShape now supports all the JCR 1.0 Level 1 and Level 2 features, [...] [Less]

I’m very happy to announce that ModeShape 1.0.0.Final is now available. With this release, ModeShape now implements all JCR Level 1 and Level 2 features and the optional locking and observation features! [1] And as with our 1.0.0.Beta1 release ... [More] , ModeShape supports querying repository content using the JCR-SQL2 query language defined by the JSR-283 specification. This release [...] [Less]