And you couldn't be bothered to honestly answer that response with an
explanation of what eXo is. So well, what do you expect? That everyone
just starts Googling about that thing and writing an essay for you?
No - my question wasn't: Please go familiarize yourself with eXo so that
you can post a report on it for me. It was: If you are familiar with eXo,
would you mind posting your impressions of it here? And, of course, if one
is familiar with it, he will not need an explanation of what it is.
Now it could be that no one reading this group is familiar with it, in
which case no responses is what I would expect. I just posted this 2nd
article with the slightly provocative title in case some one who does know
it didn't see the first post.
BTW, the eXo site is:
http://exo.sourceforge.net/
Here's the short description from their main page:
Integrated application suite
The eXo platform is an Open Source integrated application suite that
provides several dependant services in a loosely couple way using a
lightweight container.
The eXo platform services stack :
* Low level : Log, database, hibernate, XML processing, cache...
* Middle level : Portlet container, Workflow, JCR...
* Higher level : e-commerce, publishing...
How to query those services
The service stack can be reached through two channels : a portal and web
services.
Standard implementations
The eXo platform provides a CERTIFIED portlet container (JSR 168 - JCP
specifications) that can also be queried through web services (WSRP - OASIS
specifications).