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karma-jcr is a simple API to persist Java Bean objects to a Java Content Repository (JCR). It is an Open Source (BSD License) JCR Object Persistence Framework.

Key features:
- High Level JCR API (Search, Contentmanagement, Usermanagement and Administration)
- Multi domain repository layout
- Integrated user and rights management
- No bean XML mapping
- Out-of-the-box object persistence
- Works with karma and other webapplication frameworks (spring framework integration)

New features in 0.4:
- karma-jcr namespace for node properties
- Custom JCR node types for karma-jcr
- New search capabilities (Search by UUID)
- Now supports InputStream bean properties (Persistence of files)
- Code cleanups and more Javadocs

Please note that karma-jcr 0.4 and its configuration is not compatible with older versions of karma-jcr and repository layouts created with karma-jcr! Also, karma-jcr 0.4 uses a more recent version of Jackrabbit which also updated its repository.xml configuration file. If you are running into trouble please make sure that your configuration files are current.

Full list of downloads
karma wiki/projectsite

Check out the starter applications (CVS):
Browse starter applications

There is also a new article out on java.net about karma-jcr:
Developing Content-Driven Web Apps with karma-jcr

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