Magnolia CMS
Magnolia 3.5 Enterprise Edition final released
Magnolia International, a leading provider of content management software, today announced the immediate availability of Magnolia Enterprise Edition 3.5. The new Magnolia 3.5 Enterprise Edition sets its focus on I18N, new integration options and ease-of-maintenance - features paramount for large-scale, international enterprises.
Basel, Switzerland and New York, NY – December 17, 2007
Magnolia International, a leading provider of content management software, today announced the immediate availability of Magnolia Enterprise Edition 3.5.
The new Magnolia 3.5 Enterprise Edition sets its focus on I18N, new integration options and ease-of-maintenance - features paramount for large-scale, international enterprises.
Internationalization
The new internationalization (I18N) architecture allows content to be maintained and published in multiple languages within a single structure. In typical Magnolia fashion, the feature has been added at the core level with a simple default implementation, and can be extended and customized to suit specific needs.
In combination with Magnolia's powerful workflow engine, custom translation work-flows can be defined to keep multi-language-content in sync.
Integration
Magnolia has been streamlined to make integration with existing frameworks and applications much easier.
This allows existing applications to write output to Magnolia or validate input that stems from Magnolia, while having access to the full set of Magnolia prepared data.
For instance, Adobe® ColdFusion®, Apache Wicket or Freemarker have been used to publish content through Magnolia.
These additions allow companies to reuse their existing framework knowledge or applications while immediately benefiting from the infrastructure Magnolia provides.
Ease-of-maintenance
Magnolia has been completely modularized, and a new update mechanism has been developed that makes updates powerful and painless. Custom developments typically found in large-scale Magnolia projects easily benefit from this service. Customizations can now reside in modules, which can be updated independently of Magnolia.
At the same time this architecture allows Magnolia to release functionality in smaller modules and provide updates to these more often.
Other features in this category include a completely new configuration mechanism that allows easy customization of all parts of Magnolia. Combined with the observation-features of Magnolia, this allows your custom modules to completely replace existing behavior of many parts of Magnolia if so desired. This can be achieved without touching the original Magnolia distribution, and without risking your upgradability of Magnolia.
More information about Magnolia Enterprise Edition and a 60-day trial version is available at http://www.magnolia-cms.com/