LogicalDOC
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| Developer(s) | Logical Objects Srl |
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| Stable release | 6.3.5 / February 15, 2012 |
| Written in | Java, AJAX enabled |
| Operating system | Cross-platform |
| Type | ECM, Document Management System, Groupware, Content Management Systems, Open Source |
| License | Commercial Edition - Proprietary Community Edition - LGPL |
| Website | www.logicaldoc.com |
LogicalDOC is an Free/Libre document management system that is designed to handle and share documents within an organization.
LogicalDOC is a content repository, with Lucene indexing, jBPM workflow, and a set of automatic import procedures. The system was developed using Java technology.
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[edit] History
In 2006 two developers with experience in commercial J2EE products decided to start a business called Logical Objects, with the mission to maintain and evolve the Open Source project Contineo.[1] After one year, Logical Objects decided to branch the old project and to start a completely new product called LogicalDOC.
In mid-2008, the first release of LogicalDOC was made available at SourceForge.[2] The first release was numbered 3.6[3] in order to continue the numeration from the old project.
In the 2010 LogicalDOC won the Bossie Awards[4] in the category of Document Management.
[edit] License
LogicalDOC source code is distributed under GNU LGPLv3.[5]
[edit] Usage
LogicalDOC is a web-based document management application, so a web browser is needed to use it. Current web browsers that have been tested for compatibility with Logical Doc include: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, Google Chrome. The web interface is built using Google Web Toolkit.
[edit] Architecture
LogicalDOC is developed using Java technology based on J2SE standards and the Tomcat application server. Therefore it can be installed and executed on various platforms (GNU/Linux, Windows, Mac OS X)
The LogicalDOC architecture is based on the following technologies:
- Apache_Tomcat Application Server
- Java J2SE (JDK 1.6 or higher)
- GWT (Google Web Toolkit - Ajax)
- Lucene
- Spring Framework
Due to its lightweight architecture, LogicalDOC can work on a wide set of devices and can be used to implement Cloud/SaaS document management.
Data can be stored in a RDBMS (MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, etc.)
[edit] General features
A document management system manages personal documents or business documentation, making it easier to find a previous document version. It enables searching by content, using document content indexing. LogicalDOC has currently been localized in 15 languages. LogicalDOC can be set up to support distinct full-text indexes for each supported language in order to apply specific indexing algorithms tailored to a particular language or variant.
- Document Management
- Document revisioning (minor and major revisions)
- Image Management
- Repository access via WebDAV and Webservice
- jBPM workflow
- Lucene search
- Multi-language support
- Multi-platform support (Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac OS X)
- Browser-based GUI (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari)
- Desktop integration with Microsoft Office and Microsoft Outlook
- Clustering support
- Pluggable authentication: LDAP or Active Directory
- Multiple Database support: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server
- Documents full preview
- Integrated OCR and Barcode recognition
- Integrated TWAIN scanner support
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- LogicalDOC 6 Benefits From Redesigned Interface, Microsoft Office Integration
- Alexa (traffic metrics )
- Quark Base (website informations)
