- Administrator Guide: This guide describes how to get started with eXo Platform, specifically for:
- Developers who want to know how to leverage eXo Platform in their customer projects.
- System Administrators who want to use, deploy and manage eXo Platform system in their enterprise.
- Developer and Reference Guides: These guides are intended for systems integrators who want to know how to leverage eXo Platform in their customer projects and IT enterprises who need to customize and deploy their portal.
- User Guides:
- Gatein
- eXo Content
- eXo Social
- eXo Collaboration
- eXo Knowledge
This document will guide you through the most important tasks for eXo Platform administration and management. At the end, you will be able to install, configure, migrate, and manage your eXo Platform system.
This guide introduces the eXo architecture, and shows developers how to perform some of the most common tasks needed for working with the eXo Platform. It also serves as an entry point for the Reference Guide, which provides more in-depth technical details about eXo Platform 3.0. As a result, you will be able to customize your own portal with eXo Platform.
GateIn portal framework is an open source project developed jointly by Red Hat / JBoss. It provides a powerful framework for developing portlets and other web-based user interface.
eXo Content combines several eXo open source project to provide eXo Platform 3 with comprehensive Enterprise Content Management (ECM) capabilities. Quickly build websites, add document management and workflow to portal-based apps, and much more.
eXo Platform 3 includes a framework for building gadgets that can display and mash-up actitivy information for contacts, social networks, applications and services.
Add rich collaboration and communication features like Chat, Mail, Address Books and Calendars to your portal-based web apps.
Extend your eXo-based web apps with knowledge management functionality like Forums, Answers and FAQs.
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