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Remus Information Management is a client application (or a plug-in for your Eclipse IDE) for the management of information with a connection to multitude of data repositories and a desktop-integration for an optimal usage for the offline management, visualization and easy accessibility of information to the user. The biggest efforts are the linking of information throughout different repositories, the offline storage, the clean representation and the fast search through the information.
Remus as Platform
Remus is designed for extending Information Management to your needs. It provides a wide range of interfaces and extension points to plug-in your business code which makes Remus to a business application which fulfills your requirements. The dynamic architecture of the application lets you implement your own business specific information structures and connect them to your own data repositories with minimal efforts. Try Remus and discover the possibilities to improve your business information management.
Getting started
Tutorials
- Tutorial I: Setup Remus for Backlogging
- Tutorial II: Eclipse IDE Integration
- Tutorial III: Working with Remote repositories
Documentation
- Introduction
- General application layout
- Getting started
- The desktop panel
- Mylyn Integration
- User FAQ
Development Resources
- Getting the sources
- Architecture and Concepts
- Developing information types
- Developing repository connectors
- Contribute to the desktop panel
- Hook into the internal notification-mechanism
- Show additional information in the viewers
- Extend the content-outline
- Contribute new Reporting Templates
- Contribute Groovy for the Rule Execution
- Contribute your own file system
- Contribute your own indexer
- Contribute your own analyzer
- Adding additional editors for an information type
- FAQ