EXo Platform (software)
Developer(s) | eXo Platform |
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Stable release | 5.0
/ March 2018 |
Engine | |
Operating system | Cross-platform |
Type | Computer software, Collaboration software, Enterprise portal, Enterprise content management, Enterprise social networking, Intranet portal |
License | Proprietary |
Website | www.exoplatform.com |
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Product information | |
Latest version: eXo Platform 5.0 Operating system: Cross-platform Programming language: Java, Groovy, JavaEE Web Container License: LGPL version 3 and proprietary |
eXo Platform is an open source team collaboration software [1][2] designed for medium to large organizations. Based on a portal core, the software suite includes a number of integrated collaboration, communication and knowledge management features. It can be used to design customized workplace solutions such as company intranet, enterprise social network, digital workplace or company knowledge base.
Technical information[edit]
eXo Platform’s code is written in Java. eXo Platform is open source and leverages many open-source components such as the Java EE stack, MongoDB for chat or ElasticSearch for search. At the heart of the software lies a microkernel that manages core services - user management, permissions, notifications and storage. Based on that kernel: - the portal framework manages authentication and the UI composition, including a built-in Intranet; - the social layer provides necessary components for user centric collaboration such as activity streams and rich user profiles. Finally, other user-facing collaboration apps and services, integrated to the social layer, complete the software architecture.
eXo Platform relies on public interoperability standards including Java EE, portlets, OpenSocial, WebDav, CMIS, LDAP and iCal. It also includes APIs, enabling extensive custom integrations through documented extension points.
Software features[edit]
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- eXo Platform includes the following features :
- Collaboration: work spaces, task management, calendars
- Social: activity stream, rich user profile,
- Communication: Content management
- Knowledge management: document management, forum, wiki
- Portal single access point
- Mobile
Distribution and licensing[edit]
eXo Platform is primarily maintained and developed by the eponyme software company eXo Platform. eXo Platform is distributed under a dual-license. A community open-source version is free and distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). Community forums and other related resources are available at community.exoplatform.com A commercial enterprise packaged version is distributed under a proprietary license, under an SLA/subscription based model.
History[edit]
The open-source project eXo Platform started in 2002 as the very first implementation of the JSR168 - Portlet API specification. The implementation was described in several introduction articles published between 2003 and 2005 on TheServerSide Java news website. An eponyme company eXo Platform was incorporated in 2003 to serve the needs of the United States Department of Defense ( United States Joint Forces Command).[3] that needed professional support of the software. In 2006 eXo introduced the WebOS concept where an Enterprise Portal Layout could reproduce a Desktop UI.[3][4]
In 2010, eXo Platform and Red Hat partnered to launch GateIn - a portal product based on the JBoss application server. In 2011, eXo launched eXo cloud IDE, a tooling solution for developers online. The project separated in 2013 via a spin-off company Codenvy. The latter developed the software as cloud workspaces for developers and launched Eclipse Che based on the open-source version. The company was subsequently acquired by Red Hat in 2017. In May 2013, eXo Platform introduced Social Network and Social Integration capabilities[6] as well as cloud capabilities[5]. In late 2014, eXo Platform 4.0 version was released as an integrated platform with collaborative, knowledge management as well as social features. eXo Platform 5.0 version was released in March 2018. This latest version focuses on the user-experience and the performance.
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Community Website
- eXo Platform kicks off "the year of PaaS" and extends enterprise portals to the cloud
- eXo Enhances Productivity and User Experience on Document Management System
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- Google blog: Everybody's talking: the Social track at Google I/O
- Enterprise Startup Spotlight: eXo, Keeping Java Alive in the Enterprise
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