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AtLeap

Blandware AtLeap is a multilingual free Java CMS (Content Management System) with full-text search engine. Blandware AtLeap is also a framework which allows you to rapidly start your own Web application. Blandware AtLeap is destined to creating both content-based sites and web applications with complicated business logic. Blandware AtLeap has the following features: * Simplicity of using. You can navigate on your site and choose editable areas by double mouse click or context menu. * rich text formatting possibilities using WYSIWYG editor. * Multilingual content. There is an ability to store content on several languages simultaneously in UTF-8 encoding. 100% of content are stored in the database. You can edit any data using web interface. * AtLeap allows all available pages to be indexed on all languages by external search engines (Google, Yahoo, etc). * Full text search engine. The embedded engine provides ability to search on several languages taking into account inflexions and stop words. Indexing the following document formats: RTF, PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML, XHTML, XML, TXT. * Individualization. AtLeap?s CMS ideology does not restrict creative graphical design of the site. The customer does not want template, banal routine graphical design. Blandware AtLeap allows creating individual, unique, exceptional solution. However nowadays the site has a lot except of content. The site can have complicated business logic. So Blandware AtLeap is: * Lightweight. It does not require (but can be run on) heavy and/or expensive EJB (Enterprise Java Bean) application server to run. * Independent from: Hardware platform, OS, DBMS, Servlet-container and Browser. * Stable: ** Multi-user work, implemented using application transactions (optimistic concurrency control). As for big texts you can even merge simultaneously edited content. ** Database transactions: rollbacks and pessimistic locking. ** The big texts are still saved even the HTTP session is invalidated. ** The input forms are validated at server and client side. ** Transparently saves state information and repopulates forms when they are redisplayed. ** Prevents of double form submission (client and server side). ** Bidirectional relationships between links and resources in order to prevent creating broken links and deleting used resources. ** There is ability to replace almost all dependent links during changing URL of Content Page or Resource. * Based on modern open source technologies: Hibernate, Spring, XDoclet, Struts, FCKEditor, Lucene, Quartz, Acegi, TinyMCE etc.