php based document management system [closed] - php

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Can anyone recommend a simple document management system with a decent web service interface?
I am looking at using it to provide metadata management of uploaded files from a ajax web application.
I've tried KnowledgeTree, but it's web service layer seems to be a bit complicated. Is there anything else out there with the similar features but a better integration backend?

DocMgr have just released a new version where they have a xml based web service API. I have not tried the new version yet, but the document management system is great (IMO way better that knowledge tree), and is worth a try.
One note is that it runs on PostgreSQL for speed, so this could be an issue if you are planing on running this at a web host, but I reccomend testing it out!

I'm sorry to hear that you found the KnowledgeTree web services interface complex. We'd love to hear more about what we could do to improve it. Feel free to drop us a mail on community |AT| KnowledgeTree | DOT | com
Have you taken a look at our latest documentation?
http://docs.knowledgetree.com/api/latest/
It covers the complete API and includes loads of examples to help get you started.
Phil (KnowledgeTree Team)

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