Content provider Really Strategies, Inc., US, has announced the release of version 3.0 of its content management system, RSuite CMS. The latest update to RSuite provides progressive editorial features, including RSuite Forms, a plug-in to access RSuite from Adobe CS3 InCopy, and XML Editor integrations. The 3.0 release also includes an extensions framework that enables developers to easily integrate custom code with RSuite to meet unique needs.
The RSuite Forms feature allows users a way to quickly input content or metadata directly into an XML document without exposing the XML. Administrators of the system can quickly create, edit, and style forms that are easy for editors and authors to use.
The tight integration with Adobe's CS3 enables InCopy users the ability to browse and open XML or InCopy documents in RSuite directly from the comfort of Adobe InCopy. Editorial staff will not be required to go into an external system and publishers can maintain their content in XML throughout its lifecycle. With its WebDAV support, RSuite 3.0 includes the ability to integrate WebDAV-enabled editors such as oXygen, Arbortext, and Serna. Users of XML editors will now be able to work with RSuite as easily as they do a file system.
RSuite, Really Strategies' browser-based content management system (CMS), is claimed to be the industry's only award-winning CMS built on top of a native XML repository. In addition to managing XML, RSuite also manages non-XML content, including PDF, InDesign/InCopy, jpg, Word, and audio files. Along with core CMS features and functionalities, RSuite also offers many unique features including drag-and-drop workflow administration tools, automated action handlers, customizable user interface, and metadata management at the element level.
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