Just in case you didn't know, JavaOne is a yearly conference organized by Oracle. It's heaven for Java developers – educational sessions and tutorials, hands-on labs, keynote speakers, and more.

The Docmosis founders and some of the team will be in San Francisco, California from September 29 through October 6 to attend and exhibit at JavaOne for the first time.

Those of you who use the Cloud/SAAS version of Docmosis will soon be notified that a new version of the console is available.

Apart from adding a more modern look/feel, the updated console will also include some new features.

We have recently published a status page for our Cloud based document generation service.

This provides Cloud users with an up-to-the-minute indication of the health of the document generation service across various regions.

Users should subscribe to notifications from the Status page, so they are alerted of upcoming maintenance events or if the status changes.

Docmosis has recently begun monitoring its Cloud document generation service using a publicly available service.

The monitoring is conducted using a third-party service and is in addition to the Docmosis in-house monitoring system.

At Docmosis we are pretty chuffed that, in June 2016, Docmosis is sitting in the number one position of Best Rated Reporting Tool on the IT Central Station website.

Given the growing importance of customer reviews in B2B and that IT Central Station is a platform that is specifically targeting Enterprise Software, with listings for IBM/Oracle/Microsoft and the like, this is a real achievement.

[Update: Still No.1 - Jun 2016 to Dec 2016]

In December we updated the core Docmosis document generation engine.

The core engine update means that the new features are available across all three products: Docmosis-Java, Tornado and our Cloud service.

Lets have a closer look at what's new...