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OpenKM is a electronic document management system and record management system EDRMS ( DMS, RMS, CMS ). It provides modern and flexible architecture that meet today's IT demands, based on open technology (Java, Tomcat, GWT, Lucene, Hibernate, Spring and jBPM), powerful and scalable multiplatform application. OpenKM is a Web 2.0 application that works with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Opera. Can be configured in major DMBS like Oracle, PostgreSQL and MySQL among others. Due to its technological architecture design, OpenKM meets the document management needs of businesses of all sizes (from SMEs to big corporations). ...

FOXopen is a 4GL, feature-rich XML framework which facilitates the rapid development of web-based applications with sophisticated workflows. For more information and help, see http://www.foxopen.net/

pdfInspect offers a flexible GUI interface for viewing the internal structure and content of a PDF file. Wraps the Apache PDFBox library; example of application built with Superficial http://superficial.sourceforge.net

Inforama - Document Automation. Document templates, generation and distribution. Create letter templates using OpenOffice and import existing Acrobat forms. Merge data to produce high quality PDF documents and automatically email, print and view.

Yaoqiang XPDL Editor (YXE) is a graphical editor for workflow process definitions, compliant with WfMC specifications( XPDL 2.1 and 1.0 )

Powerfull docflow system. Powered by Java and Corba technology. Database: Oracle. Interface: JavaFX. Features: work on most platforms, complete docflow design, certificate authentication, encrypted connections, signs, tasks, svg and pdf forms and reports

A knowledgment management system written in Java under JBoss 4.2.3 Server, with richfaces 3.3.0BETA4. Including fileconversion from html to pdf and rich:editor component without special syntaxing.

Open eSign allows software developers and technical parties in a company to create secure, online (web-based) forms and documents that follow a business process flow and enable legally recognized electronic signatures using digital signature technology.