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Posted by Michael Marth NOV 26, 2009

Posted in beer, cmis, jcr, lotd and osgi Comments 3

[LOTD] CMIS, JCR and OSGi for Idiots

Drinking with David has inspired Jon Marks (aka @McBoof) to draw a brilliant drawing of the landscape of content technologies. Beer :)

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Jon Marks December 2, 2009 4:12 AM

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the mention. I've updated the chart so it might be better if you link to the blog post rather than directly to the image if you want the latest one.

Jon

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Juerg Meier December 3, 2009 6:24 AM

Very nice.

However, I would give Sling a more prominent space as JCR client framework. I don't think it is appropriate to have it in a box called JCR clients.

The part around CRX is messy. The JCR adapters work within CRX only, so it should be part of the overall product. Why does Sling appear again there? I think Jackrabbit and CRX boxes should embrace the JCR-box.

-- Juerg

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Michael Marth December 14, 2009 10:01 AM

Jon,
your comment had slipped through.
The link is updated now as you suggested.
Thanks
Michael

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