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• 08.16.08
  Razuna 1.1, open source digital asset management, now available Razuna | (3)

  We are very happy to announce that Version 1.1 of Razuna - our open source Digital Asset Management System with integrated Web Content Management - is now available (and this on the day that Elvis died and Madonna turns 50)! Version 1.1 features a embedded database that lets you deploy Razuna within minutes and without any additional database setup. The embedded database performs very well and holds up in production environments as well. Of course, support for the Oracle database is still given. We also increased the speed on some asset operations and make now extensive use of the Lucene search engine. ...

  Tagged: cms, Digital Asset Management, digital assets, dual license, lucene search engine, media asset management, open source distribution, OpenBD, oracle database, Razuna, standalone server, tomcat, web content management
  
• 07.18.08
  Screencast on OpenBD Setup and connecting to Apache CFML | (4)

  This screencast shows how to get up and running with OpenBD and Tomcat. Deploy your application and be ready to run. Also, we show how you can connect Apache to Tomcat over proxy. Instructions in written form can be found on my previous blog post. Tip: Play the video and click on the "HD on" to watch this in full screen and HD quality! OpenBD Setup and connecting to Apache from SixSigns on Vimeo

  Tagged: Apache, CFML, OpenBD, tomcat
  
• 07.15.08
  Razuna 1.0 released Razuna, SixSigns | (5)

  I’m happy to announce that version 1.0 of Razuna, our open source Digital Asset Management (DAM) System, is now available. Thought this is only labeled version 1.0, this release has come a long way and has been a rewrite from a former commercial application. Razuna contains a number of features that makes it a very powerful Digital and Media Asset Management that once deployed you will find to be indispensable.  You can automate the process of adding images, videos and documents, convert videos and images to different formats on the fly and make them accessible to others with ease. The built ...

  Tagged: dam system, Digital Asset Management, digital assets, dual license, media asset management, Oracle, Razuna, SixSigns, tomcat, web content management
  
• 05.26.08
  Open BlueDragon Steering Committee and my talk at Scotch on the Rocks CFML, Presentation, SixSigns | (0)

  The Open BlueDragon Steering Committee has asked me to join their ranks which I humbly accepted. If you are interested in what I have to say and would like to bring to the CFML open source community you are invited to read the interview I gave. In that regard, I will hold a talk during the Scotch on the Rocks conference next week speaking about the "Differences between Adobe ColdFusion and Open BlueDragon, Tomcat and how to get you up and running with Open BlueDragon". If you are at the conference come on over and say "hello" (I am a nice guy ...

  Tagged: CFML, OpenBD, scotch on the rocks, steering committee, tomcat
  
• 05.20.08
  Performance tips for Tomcat and Open BlueDragon CFML | (7)

  I get a lot of questions on this blog and a lot more per eMail on how to fine tune Tomcat and get it running together on Apache and other stuff. Since the release of Open BlueDragon, Tomcat is more apparent to a lot of CFML-Developers then ever. I already posted an entry of how to get Tomcat running "behind" Apache and thus will focus here on the two configurations that helps the most. Tomcat and memory The number one issue I am seeing on the net is that a lot of users complain that Tomcat runs out of memory or pages are ...

  Tagged: CFML, memory issues, Open Source, OpenBD, tomcat
  
• 05.18.08
  Serve CFML applications under Apache directory with Tomcat CFML | (5)

  In the comment section, about using Open BlueDragon with Tomcat, one user asked: "How do I get tomcat to serve my cfm pages from under an apache virtual server directory or is that not the right way. In other words how does one set up a virtual server running on port 80 if one has never used tomcat before?" I actually wanted to answer to him directly, but then thought I make it a blog entry on its own, since others might be interested as well. What will follow is my setup with Apache and Tomcat. 1. Have Tomcat running on port ...

  Tagged: Apache, CFML, OpenBD, tomcat
  

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