Weceem

If you decided to give Weceem a chance, make sure to read to installation procedures detailed in the documentation, which might not be that user friendly if you're not already well versed in Java and especially dealing with Groovy.

The CMS might be a little hard to setup, but it will provide all the basic functionality you expect from a CMS, including the ever-present visual interface to help anyone add, edit and remove pages from the site.

What is new in this release:

• Version 1.4 of Weceem resolves a number of issues found since the release of 1.3, also it is possible to configure uploadDir and uploadUrl via separate configuration attributes (see jira.jcatalog.com/browse/WCM-905 for details).

What is new in version 1.3:

• Grails 2.0 RC1 compatibility
• Refactor to avoid static holders for GrailsApplication and Config
• Major improvements to space deletion code to delete content in the correct order
• All new preview mechanism that does not rely on transaction rollbacks
• A number of problems relating to searching and search related tags are resolved
• A new wcm:render tag has been added for embedding content in your own GSP views
• Issues with wcm:dataFeed if there are less thant "max" entries
• Usability improvements, such as automatically switching to the correct space after a create/import
• Fix for bugs in wcm:resource tag
• Added short-circuit logic to avoid bug in Commons IO relating to moving a server folder to the same hierarchy level - causing an infinite loop creating nested directories on the folder

Requirements:

• Java 5 or higher
• Grails 1.3.4 or higher