Nuxeo platform 9.2

Welcome to the Nuxeo Platform 9.2.

You can always download the latest releases of Nuxeo packages (distributions, installers, virtual machine images, ...) from http://www.nuxeo.com/downloads.
Previous releases are available at http://nuxeo.github.com/downloads.html.

Requirements

The applications based on the Nuxeo Platform need Java.
Please install and set up a Java Development Kit 7 or 8 (JDK 7 or 8, also called Java 1.7 and Java 1.8; JRE is not enough)* if it’s not already installed on your computer.
* We currently support Oracle's JDK and OpenJDK as a default Java setup. Don't hesitate to contact us if you need us to support a JDK from another vendor.

Even if not supported, we welcome your feedback if you encounter any trouble with earlier versions of the JDK.
Nuxeo won’t work with any previous release of Java (e.g. Java 6).

Under Windows, virus scan should be configured to avoid scanning Nuxeo’s installation folder. See lock problems leading to server errors.

Read the Hardware and Software Requirements for more information.

Getting Started

After you have installed the Nuxeo Platform, either follow the Quick configuration steps described on the online Installation and Administration Guide or the instructions below:

  1. Go to your installation directory.
  2. Start the server:
  3. Point your browser to http://localhost:8080/nuxeo/.
  4. Configure your server using the displayed Startup Wizard.
  5. Select the modules you want to install on the Platform (a lot of other modules are available in the Update Center and on the Nuxeo Marketplace).
  6. When the server is restarted, log in using the “Administrator” login and the “Administrator” password (no quotes, of course, but capital “A”).

For complete setup and configuration, you should refer to the Setup pages of the Installation and Administration Guide.

Complementary Features

The Nuxeo Platform uses some third party software for complementary features. Check out Installing and Setting up Related Software for the complete list.

We also provide some extensions:

About Nuxeo

Nuxeo provides an Open Source Content Management Platform enabling architects and developers to easily build, deploy, and run content-centric business applications. In the cloud or on premise, Nuxeo’s Enterprise Content Management (ECM) technology offers an integrated solution for Document Management, Digital Asset Management, Case Management and much more. Built on a modern, Java-based architecture, the Nuxeo Platform is architected for modularity and extensibility, unlike traditional ECM solutions. This means that your content-centric application aligns with your business and technical needs and easily integrates into your IT infrastructure, all in a highly sustainable way.

The Nuxeo Platform is a robust, extensible, global content management platform available as Open Source Software (OSS). Nuxeo imagined, developed and is releasing its platform, helped by a vibrant community of professional and individual contributors:

Release Notes

See http://nuxeo.github.io/releasenotes/9.2/.

Issues

Please go to the JIRA issue tracker for the Nuxeo Platform project to check the fixed and currently known bugs and issues with this release.

Documentation and Help

You will find documentation on the the Nuxeo community site.

More specifically:

Licenses

The Nuxeo Platform is copyright 2006-2017 Nuxeo. It is released under the Apache License, Version 2.0. The Nuxeo Platform includes third-party libraries, licensed under compatible open source licenses.

Acknowledgments

This release contains code developed by the Nuxeo Team, the Leroy Merlin team and Jean-Marc from Chalmers University in Goteborg. Many more people have suggested improvements, spotted issues or contributed patches.

The following translations are contributions from the community:

This release contains open source libraries developed by the JBoss Group, the Apache Foundation, Sun Microsystems, HP, the OSGi Alliance, the JMock project, the JFlex project, the Cup project, etc.

This project is developed using tools that include: Eclipse, JUnit, Ant, Maven, JIRA, Jenkins, YourKit Java Profiler (thanks to free licenses donated by YourKit), etc.