OpenGeo Suite Community Edition 2.3.1 Released
Less than three weeks after the release of 2.3.0, we now have the OpenGeo Suite Community Edition 2.3.1. This release solves a few performance and stability issues, so we recommend that you upgrade to this latest version. There are also several new features. For instance, you can now specify the GeoExplorer data directory as an init parameter, in case you wish to locate your GeoExplorer database somewhere else. In addition, we have a new tutorial on adding editing capabilities to GeoExplorer, for those who want to dive under the hood a bit. We expect to share more customization details for GeoExplorer in the releases to come, so consider this just the start.
See more of what’s new, and download the Community Edition today. Remember, the OpenGeo Suite Community Edition is free (no charge and with full source code) but unsupported. If your organization wants to leverage the power of the full geospatial software stack backed by the developers who create and improve the software, you want the OpenGeo Suite Enterprise Edition.
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Hi César. You may be interested in another project that OpenGeo is working on: GeoNode. It incorporates GeoServer, GeoNetwork, and more. Check it out at http://geonode.org .
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I want to let an idea … for when the integration of GeoNetwork?