Java Content Repository (API)
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What is Java Content Repository (API)?
The Java Content Repository (JCR) API, specified by JSR-170 and JSR-283, provides a standardized way to access and manipulate content repositories. It defines an abstract data model for content, a hierarchical namespace, versioning, transactions, observation, and full-text search. JCR is commonly used for content management systems (CMS), document management, and other applications that require structured storage and retrieval of content.
What other technologies are related to Java Content Repository (API)?
Java Content Repository (API) Complementary Technologies
Sling web framework
Sling is a web framework that leverages the JCR API for content storage and retrieval, providing a model for building content-centric applications.
CRXDE
CRXDE (CRX Development Environment) is a development environment that allows developers to interact with a JCR repository, typically used with Adobe Experience Manager.
Jackrabbit
Jackrabbit is an open-source implementation of the JCR API, providing a concrete repository implementation.
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