Add-On Module Package (OAMP) for Alkacon OpenCms updated to version 2.0

The Alkacon OpenCms Add-On Module Package 2.0 (also called OAMP) is a set of free, open source extension modules for the professional, easy to use open source website content management system OpenCms 8. Alkacon OAMP adds front-end related features to OpenCms that may be useful in case that special functionalities are required.

Most of the modules feature resource types are ready for drag & drop from OpenCms 8's ADE toolbar. The packages have been renamed to Alkacon's default OpenCms 8 modules schema com.alkacon.opencms.v8. and can be installed parallel to prior OAMP module versions, if the system has been upgraded to OpenCms 8.

Directly available for drag & drop from the Advanced Direct Edit (ADE) toolbar are WebForms, Comments and Surveys. Other resource types like Photoalbum, Document Center, Newsletter, Google Maps or Calendar elements can be easily placed on the website with a mouse-click, too.

Optimized for usage in the OpenCms 8 workplace are new versions of the Counter, ExcelImport, HtmlCleaner, RSS Feed, WebOpt and UsageReport modules.

All Alkacon OAMP modules are released as full Open Source under the GNU GPL version 3. The source code of the modules is freely available on https://github.com/alkacon/alkacon-oamp.

The Alkacon OAMP module package is available for download at http://www.alkacon.com/en/products/oamp/ free of charge.

About Alkacon Software:

Alkacon Software GmbH is the company responsible for the development of OpenCms. Today OpenCms is a leading open source CMS solution in widespread use all over the world. Many businesses and organizations use OpenCms as a cost effective, professional alternative to expensive license products. Alkacon Software GmbH is the official maintainer and the major contributor for OpenCms.

Alkacon Software GmbH offers its customers training, support and add-on products for OpenCms. This gives the customer a layer of security and convenience often required for mission critical OpenCms installations.

SOURCE:
http://www.alkacon.com/en/news/120625-oa...