Document management
A Document Management System (DMS) is a computer system, used to track and store electronic documents and/or images of paper documents, while keeping track of the different versions created by different users. The Document Library provides one central place to aggregate and manage documents, images, videos, and any other document types. It provides document management that can be backed by different persistence systems, including capabilities like mounting existing CMIS repositories, check-in, check-out, metadata, versioning, document converting, and document imaging (live document preview) features.
Live document preview involves the following steps:
1. Upload documents (files with any extension) from a local box to the Document Library in the remote server, or mount pre-existing CMIS repositories.
2. Manage documents and its versions in the Document Library move, revert, compare, update, and so on. Meanwhile, documents will be converted into different formats in the...
