CambridgeDocs, the leader in XML technologies for document repurposing and enterprise publishing, announced today the 3.00 Release and general availability of the xDoc Pro family of applications, including both the desktop and server APIs. The xDoc Pro v3.00 lets organizations increase the value of their existing content by transforming and repurposing the most popular document formats into open and accessible XML standards, thereby enabling integration into database systems and leveraging of extremely flexible XML publishing practices.
The xDoc Pro is implemented in 100% Java technology and is the application family of choice for some of the world’s largest Financial Services, Publishing, Healthcare and Manufacturing companies when they need to repurpose Microsoft Office®, PDF, Adobe® FrameMaker, HTML and other document formats on Linux, Solaris or Windows machines.
The desktop version of the xDoc Pro gives end-users an easy-to-use interface for mapping documents into DITA, Docbook or any other XML format, while the server APIs enables powerful and precise XML publishing for repurposing existing content in J2EE server environments.
xDoc Pro version 3.00 features include:
• Support for .docx format (Microsoft Word 2007)
• Significantly Enhanced import HTML driver
• Enhanced import RTF driver
• Upgraded to .Net framework 2.0
• Ships and compiles with jdk 1.5
The xDoc Pro v3.00 is an ideal choice for organizations to repurpose and get more out of their existing content, whether that is existing PDF, DOC, DOCX, RTF, HTML, ASCII or FrameMaker files. This might include integration of existing content into Enterprise Content Management Systems such as Interwoven or Documentum, creation of new legal contracts from existing library boilerplates, or re-publishing airline maintenance manuals as PDFs according to strict FAA guidelines.
About CambridgeDocs
CambridgeDocs leads the way in the
market for document repurposing in
Financial Services, Healthcare,
Publishing and Manufacturing.
CambridgeDocs provides a Java based,
cross-platform technology for
repurposing existing unstructured and
semi-structured content (e.g. MS Word,
HTML, PDF, FrameMaker etc.), and
readying it for multi-channel
publishing. Once transformed, the
content can be made available for
delivery through XML-based Web Services,
classified and indexed within Enterprise
Information Portals, and aggregated,
assembled and published in multiple
formats on virtually any operating
system.
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