Apache Chemistry

Apache Chemistry is a project of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) which provides open source Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) for Python, Java, PHP and .NET.^[1]

Apache Chemistry is becoming a top-level project(TLP) of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Before becoming a TLP, Chemistry was just an incubating project, guided in its growth by the Incubator, like all Apache projects when they begin life in the ASF.

Sub-projects

OpenCMIS - CMIS client and server libraries for Java
cmislib - CMIS client library for Python
phpclient - CMIS client library for PHP
DotCMIS - CMIS client library for .NET
ObjectiveCMIS - CMIS client library for Objective-C

References

↑ chemistry.apache.org

External links

Apache Software Foundation

Top level projects	Abdera Accumulo ActiveMQ Ambari Ant Aries Apache HTTP Server APR Avro Axis Axis2 Bloodhound Buildr Calcite Camel Cassandra Cayenne Chemistry Click CloudStack Cocoon Continuum Cordova CouchDB cTAKES CXF Deltacloud Derby Directory Drill Empire-db Felix Flex Flink Flume Forrest Geronimo Gora Gump Hadoop Hama HBase Hive Jackrabbit James JMeter Kafka Karaf Kylin Lucene Mahout Marmotta Maven MINA mod_perl MyFaces Nutch ODE OFBiz Oozie OpenEJB OpenJPA OpenNLP OpenOffice PDFBox Phoenix POI Pig Pivot Qpid River Roller Samza ServiceMix Shindig Shiro Sling Spark Stanbol Storm SpamAssassin Sqoop Struts Subversion Tapestry Thrift Tiles Tomcat Traffic Server Turbine Tuscany UIMA Velocity Wave Wicket Wink Xalan Xerces XMLBeans ZooKeeper

Commons projects	Apache Commons Logging BCEL BSF Daemon Jelly

Lucene projects	Lucene Java Solr

Hadoop projects	Hadoop HDFS

Other projects	Batik Chainsaw FOP Ivy Log4j Log4Net XAP

Incubator projects	XAP

Apache Attic	AxKit Beehive Bluesky Cactus Jakarta Excalibur Harmony HiveMind Lenya Slide Shale stdcxx iBATIS

Licenses	Apache License

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