I'm contemplating using Jackrabbit to store microcontent for an application -- in other words, storing a hierarchical tree of pieces of plain text and XML, ranging in size from a few words to a few paragraphs. I'd like for this content to be easily edited by non-technical users. If anyone has pointers to easy-to-use repository editing tools I'd appreciate hearing about them. Mostly what I've found available are CMS-type applications that want to handle both the editing and web display of content, and therefore make assumptions about repository structure and usage that aren't appropriate for my use case, and some highly detailed repository browsers that expose all sorts of information about nodes and properties, which don't seem usable for less technical folks (and probably expose things that shouldn't be changed by them).

Thanks for any leads,

Boris

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