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ECM is a small content management system created by (until now) only one person.
You can add pages, edit them, put them on the main page and into the menu.
Uploaded files can be included on pages with a preview (<img>-tag or HTML5-Video) or as a download-link.
Note:
If you have to enter a license, use the Alpha-Code (rm2Zjl68JoM0HAVGzTvN7EPCUGaNHMJ0) or get your personal code for free on http://bit.ly/Ofzy2z
A Common interface to upload and manage all upload files. It's write by asp.net. It's help you maintenance upload images and flash files cross site. Files will be storage like : img.(your domain).com flash.(your domain).com
Adds and updates size attributes (i.e. width and height) of all HTML image tags in a complete directory structure of own webpages. Before loading the images, a browser will reserve space for the specified image dimensions, so the pages will load fluently
Servlet serving resources (css,js,img) depending on browser, language and selected skin. Recursive parsing to find the best match. Compatible to portal implementation. Replacement of <find-in-resource> jsp with /resource/...
BC ImageServer is a PHP/Javascript frontend for ImageMagick. It provides you with an interface for manipulating images via internet. The produced images can be inserted into your webproject via an url for the html img-tag.