LogicalDOC - The Future of Efficient Document Management Today

Im proud to say, that the project where i´m involved since a few months growths up very well. In the present time, it is important to manage fast, safety as well as in a structured way business critical documents in a way, for getting fast acces to it in future. Intervall based analyses has to be performed with data that that is wide spreaded through the whole company. Here comes LogicalDOC in the game. Based on Open Source ad-hoc Standards companies can make a more efficient workaround to store archivable documents in the way that matters. Therefore, modern indexing mechanism (lucene) holding up most important words and keyphrases in the repository of the documents stored in logicaldoc for fast and powerfull acquisition through search. Thus, no person has to mark or to classifying documents as the DMS makes this all for you. The smartly developed Plugin-Framework helps and guides users to write and customize logicaldoc for companies in a efficient and faster way to improve business processes. Surely, for companies exists support in a more business like manner. High scalable architecture up to 1.000.000 documents and behind can be stored without bottleneck problems. Got interest? Visit the offcial website or be free to ask me directly.

Currently i working on it as a core-module developer. Those days i closed the task for supporting WebDAV-functionalitiy by the use of appropritated clients like Windows, Unix or even HIT WebDrive(commercial WebDAV 2 complient product). CRUD-Functionality as well as versioning will be fully supported. The implementation makes heavy use of Jackrabbit´s WebDAV Server libraries (hard customized as well). Furthermore the implementation in this way, is reusable for other projects that wants webdav support. Release 4 is the next step which is planned for roll out during start of februrary 09. Of course, in any case i answear question as much as you wish when exists. Visit the developer communiy on Sourcefource as well!

December 5, 2008 | Filed Under LogicalDOC, Document Management System