The author names JCR as one of the top Java technologies to learn this year. Quote: "Reality check, not all data fits well within a relational database. In most cases, users want to store their own documents and have those properly managed. JCR with its Jacrabbit implementation is becoming the de-facto standard for maintaining data other than the structured kind" He also mentions Sling and OSGi. Join discussion...

JCR in the top ten list Join discussion...

David Dosset announces new version of JCR transport for Mule Join discussion...

Blog about IBM's Quickr which uses a JCR to store documents Join discussion...

A new tool (Eclipse plugin) for viewing the content of a JCR repository (in this case Jackrabbit) has been released. Join discussion...

Danny Angus on why MIME email is better stored in a JCR rather than a RDBMS. Join discussion...

Synchronica introduces support for JCR content to be synchronized onto mobile phones. Join discussion...

The whitepaper describes integration between Oracle products and MS Sharepoint repositories. It mentions the WebCenter JCR integration, and the availability of JCR adapter for Sharepoint. Join discussion...

Interview with the Abdera guys. JCR is mentioned for the backend. Join discussion...

A post on Oracle's JCR support for its Universal Content Management Suite Join discussion...