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Razuna
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06.05.08SixSigns announces support of the Railo engine for RazunaRazuna, the Digital Asset Management with integrated Content Management System from SixSigns, will be ready to deploy on Railo 3.1 when available. In this regard, Razuna will be ready to deploy on ColdFusion, BlueDragon, Open BlueDragon and Railo. Razuna is a professional digital asset management/media asset management with an integrated web content management that delivers and makes management of your digital assets a simple task! By using Razuna you get the benefit of it being free and open source and supported by a professional company. Razuna, previously a closed source system, will be released as open source in the coming weeks.
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06.03.08On my way to Edinburgh for the Scotch conferenceIn about an hour I catch my flight to Edinburgh, Scotland, for the Scotch on the Rocks conference. I will be giving a session on Friday about "Open BlueDragon, Tomcat & Compatibilities". This is a must attend for anybody interested in deploying Open BlueDragon and the major differences between Adobe ColdFusion and Open BlueDragon. I will also have with me the latest version of Razuna - our open source Digital Asset Management with integrated Content Management. So, if you want to get a peak at it or want to talk to me about involvement, please ping me at nitai [at] sixsigns [dot] ...
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06.02.08Our open Source project Razuna got a logoOur designer created a logo for our open source project "Razuna" today. We think it looks great and resembles what Razuna is all about. Here it is: Since Razuna is a open source Digital Asset Management which can hold all your digital asset the "dots" on the left symbolize the assets that can be stored in the repository. At the same time (just about right for the Scotch on the Rocks conference), we also put up the website for Razuna. Thus without further ado, we are happy to present to you the official home of the Razuna project.
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05.07.08Getting Oracle database to work with Open BlueDragonThere is a lot of movement around the release of Open BlueDragon. It is good to see the community reacting positively to the open source endeavors of New Atlanta. We, here at SixSigns, are currently testing our soon to be released open source Media Asset Management (MAM) with integrated Content Management called RAZUNA with the current release of Open BlueDragon. As Razuna comes from our commercial product and that product stores every media asset in the Oracle 10G R2 database (future releases will support MySQL and other databases) it was one of the first tasks to get the Oracle database working with ...
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05.02.08Open BlueDragon got a websiteI have not seen any announcement about this, but I just went over to http://www.openbluedragon.org/ and saw this very well designed website. Congrats to the designers. I like the design a lot. Now just waiting for the release :-) Just saw that Open BlueDragon will be released under GPLv3! In previous interviews, Vince stated that it will be v2. I welcome the change since we will release our Open Source Media Asset Management under v3 as well.
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04.16.08Mailinglist for our open source Digital Asset ManagementFor all those interested in our open source Digital Asset Management with integrated Web Content Management we have now setup a mailing list. The list is open and can be joined by everybody. Our management and development team is subscribed to the list as well and is ready for an open discussion.
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04.15.08Open BlueDragon Steering Committee Interview with Sean Corfield and our open source Digital Media and Web Content Management SystemAnd another well done interview by Alan Williamson on members of the Steering Committee. This time it hit Sean Corfield. We especially like this part of his interview where he was asked his opinion on CFML, open source and the community; "The CFML community is definitely getting better in this area but open source is still a very new concept for the vast majority of them. Many developers have released code in source form but for the most part those offerings have not really been "open source" - no way to build a community, no clear licensing, no public ...
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04.01.08The AGPL in simple wordsSince we have announced that we are going to open source our Digital Asset Management under the Affero General Public License (AGPL) we have had some questions about the licensing, meaning what the AGPL exactly is. The place to start is with the "ASP loophole" in popular open source licenses, including the GPLv3. Under the GPL, of course, if you distribute software you must distribute the source. But what if you're an application service provider - someone who provides a service over the web using open source software? In that case, you're not distributing the software, and you don't have to ...
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03.27.08SixSigns announces free open source Enterprise Media Asset ManagementSixSigns is announcing today that we have plans to release our Enterprise Media Asset Management (MAM) as a free open source edition (based on ColdFusion). Our MAM system has been previously deployed as a licensed system and is currently in use by over 70 organizations. Our plan has always been to release the system as a open source solution, but it only made sense since New Atlanta's announcement of releasing BlueDragon as open source last week. As said, we are still in the planning of the open source edition, but here is a summary: The MAM system will be released under the ...
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03.14.08Blue Dragon J2EE Open Source Edition differenceNy now, most of the people heard about New Atlanta's "soon to be released" Open Source release of the Blue Dragon J2EE Edition. Actually we are very excited about it, as we are soon going to announce one of our major products to be released as Open Source as well. A lot of people have wondered what will not be included in the Open Source Edition and Vince Bonfanti has now released a statement which outlines the major changes of the commercial edition and the Open Source edition. Here is the statement: [Quote] There will be three differences between the commericial and open ...
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10.03.07FuseBox 5.5 Public Beta availableSean Corfield just posted about the public release of Fusebox 5.5. All we can say is that we love FuseBox and all of our applications are build with FuseBox. We will keep you posted about our upcoming application called "RAZUNA" soon...
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08.24.07We heart FuseBoxFor our "soon to be announced" application we have been using the latest version of FuseBox together with the latest Version of ColdFusion and its integrated AJAX functionalities. FuseBox allowed us to work with the MVC (Model-View-Controller) concept and using our CFC (ColdFusion Components) with the class and the new instantiate tags. Once we got used to how FuseBox calls objects and uses them, it made our development time faster and the coding more structured. I know, that there are some people that don't like to use the XML circuit file definitions for the fuseactions, but I personally like the XML quite ...
