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July 13th, 2004, 09:32 AM
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Document management
I'm looking for a document storage/management system, abstracted from the OS, which will integrate well with a web-based Java application we've have developed.
The document storage system should provide storage, search, etc. Any recommendations out there? I'm all ears. Thanks! 
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OK, thanks for the info. Be sure not to spam the forum with this crap, though, or I'll be forced to ban you.
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