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Presented at Magnolia Conference 2010 by Fabrizio GIustina, these slides are a showcase of Magnolia CMS modules developed by openmindlab team (http://www.openmindlab.com). High performance jcr node handling, streaming cache module, digital asset management, rule expression engine are some of the benefits you will gain using our modules!

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www.openmindlab.com

openmindLAB modules

 

bywww.openmindonline.it

manuelfgiust luca diego

 

Criteria 3.0

not actually a “module”but something you can't miss

Criteria

it just do queries… but better

Criteria

It's fast!

Criteria

Criteria

everything is lazy...

Criteria

built-in pagination(at jcr level)

Criteria

it doesn't do any unneeded work(no post-processing!)

Criteria

running a website with more than 3.000.000 magnolia pages full-text indexed and ~ 1.500.000 executed search/months

displaying the first page of resultsfrom a query

100.000 total results

few ms

few results

infinity

criteria

standard magnoliaquery API

KA-BOOOM!

and the goodies...

Criteria

Criteria

do the maths for you: → result.getPage() → result.getTotalSize() → result.getNumberOfPages()

builtin spellchecking → result.getSpellCheckerSuggestion()

built-in c2b → result.getItems(MyBean.class)

excerpts → item.getExcerpts()

scoring → item.getScore()

… still one more thing

Criteria

Criteria

Query composition and automatic XPATH escaping!

AdvancedResult result = JCRCriteriaFactory.createCriteria() .setWorkspace("website") .setBasePath("/dogs") .add(Restrictions.eq(Criterion.JCR_PRIMARYTYPE, "mgnl:content")) .add(Restrictions.contains("@name", "Nana")) .add(Restrictions.gt("@weight", Float.valueOf(10))) .add(Restrictions.between("@birthDate", begin, end)) .addOrder(Order.desc("@name")) .execute();

SimpleMedia 4.3

is anybody still not using it?

SimpleMedia

really, you can't!

SimpleMedia

SimpleMedia

too many features to tell,just a few new ones...

SimpleMedia

great performance improvements

(guess why? it's based on criteria APIs instead of Magnolia APIs)try it with thousands of items in a single folder

SimpleMedia

new advanced search panel (totally configurable)pagination & sorting

an always improving admin interface

SimpleMedia

playlists!... and playlist export in xspf

format too

SimpleMedia

automatic parsing of video metadata

advanced support for streaming videos (rtp/rtmp protocols)

pluggable external providers (more than you tube)

automatic retrieval of preview images from youtube

document support with advanced pdf handling (pdf metadata and preview!)

even more format supported (more jpeg flavours, ico files, …)

pluggable zip import

pluggable video player

SimpleMedia

SimpleCache 1.0

(yes, everything is simple)

SimpleCache

... cause we love that "simple"

SimpleCache

just two short reasonsfor a new cache module

SimpleCache

1) simplicitythe standard magnolia cache module is unfortunately

*far* from being simple

SimpleCache

2) ?

SimpleCache

2) ?

SimpleCache

* magnolia memory usage with ehcache and overflow to disk

2) streaming(translate to: be fast and don't eat your memory at all)

SimpleCache

(actually a third one)

SimpleCache

3) it doesn't mix & mess with the browser cache, that's a totally

different topic! *

* my personal opinion

SimpleCache

Rules 1.0

just a small and (guess what?)simple rule engine for magnolia

Rules

conditionally display paragraphs, say "good morning" or "good

evening" and that sort of things

Rules

evaluating expression

Rules

but that's boring...

Rules

the real nice things is

Rules

the nice customizable editor for composing expressions!

targeted to non technical users

Rules

Rules

ContextMenu 1.0

here we want to make things simple for developers

ContextMenu

this module deviates from the standard Magnolia UI for editing

things

ContextMenu

(but only when there is a reason)

ContextMenu

imagine a form with 50 fields where each label has to be edited

ContextMenu

ContextMenu

the developer has to build a complex dialog

.the editor has to *use* an ugly

dialog!

ContextMenu

so here the idea of right click editing, with automagically

created dialogs.

field by field editing

ContextMenu

just take you template and wrap the field in a

<mcmenu:element name="message"> ${content.message} </mcmenu:element>

ContextMenu

Tagcloud 1.0

just makes tag clouds from magnolia-managed data in jcr

(tags in pages, paragraphs, media)

TagCloud

TagCloud

c'mon, what's special with it?

TagCloud

it does a very complex task, really!

TagCloud

ever tried to build an algorithm for building a tagcloud from a

tree???(you can't do "select x group by name order by count desc" in a jcr)

TagCloud

you usually have to read the whole tree, making count ant

caching the result(it's an heavy operation)

TagCloud

the tagcloud module instead is fast

TagCloud

it just reads the lucene index!(not in any way magnolia or jackrabbit alone could do)

TagCloud

oh, and don't miss also...

TagCloud

the nice tagcloud control!(and one more: the pre-built tags)

TagCloud

e-learning module 1.0

that actually manages a complex thing...

e-learning module

SCORM

e-learning module

SCORM

e-learning module

SCORM"Shareable Content Object

Reference Model"

e-learning module

Standard for web-base e-learning.

SCORM defines communications between client-side contents and

server-side Learning Management System (LMS).

e-learning module

Load, publish and play SCORM compliant courses

e-learning module

Mobile module 1.0

can you guess what it does?

mobile module

mobile module

it just allows you to serve different content according to the

device used to browse pages

mobile module

It used WURFL to get the information about capabilities and features of mobile devices

mobile module

Developers can define different templates to be served depending

on mobile device capabilities, resolution, browser, OS, device.

mobile module

Preview result(template/screen size) from the

admin interface

mobile module

and...there is still morein openmindLAB!

but this is the 79th slide...so you will have to try it by

yourself ;)

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