May 4th, 2003, 06:14 PM
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OS Enterprise Document Management
Quote: what do you think is the best MATURE open source approach to
enterprise document management? I really need to find out if there is
anything credible out there ... the
documents will primarily be coming from MS Office but are stored currently
on a mixture of Win 2k and Unix servers ... volumes run into millions of
documents already and growing |
Well I though of :
* Subversion
* Zope
* Scroll Keeper
Although neither of these were created for this purpose
For more on subversion check out this article. Because subversion supports the DeltaV versioning standard + baseline and extends apaches mod_dav it got me interested. There is work underway on a plugable backend which would allow you to take advantage of the logic while managing the mapping of your virtual file system to the actual file repository in a scalable way. Note that Subversion also stores versions as differences saving space that way...
I haven't looked at Zope but I understood it to be a CMS with Document Management add on... Scrollkeeper is for help files on a nix system so that doesn't suit ...
Interested to know if anybody else has seen anything out there ....
Ta, Z.
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