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    COAR-DMS

    COAR-DMS

    DMS for linux, C++ library, server, webUI , SOAP

    COAR-DMS is document management system for 32/64 bit. linux. Acts as library, server and tools. Library features: - storage management, free pages recycling - transaction log - indexing: full text, tags, metadata, document attributes - inverted index - versioning, collaboration - document trees, trees versionning - folders - plugins for auth (PAM,LDAP), db, file types plugins - tags - metadata (key value pairs) - object level security, folders documents ACL, - unix like security (rwx), special authorities - from thousands to tens of billions of documents - dashboard (working copies, new documents) - electronic signs - search statement, syntax like SQL - multithreaded, multiprocess library, Servers: - native HTTP server (libmicrohttp) - SOAP server - WebDAV(planed) - Indexer Python API WebUI GWT, JSP, SOAP-API
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    Potatis is a program that manages multiple translations (gettext) in one single (messages.pod) "PO Database" file instead of multiple message.po file.
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