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Alfresco 4 Enterprise Content Management Implementation

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Alfresco 4 Enterprise Content Management Implementation

Overview of this book

Alfresco 4 has improved a lot with its new and advanced concepts for content management. Users have been waiting for a book that covers these concepts along with security, dashboards, and the configuration features of Alfresco 4. Alfresco 4 Enterprise Content Management Implementation is a well-crafted and easy-to-use book, and it is a complete guide to implementing enterprise content management for your business needs using Alfresco 4. It covers the enhanced document management, integration with standard productivity tools, and various integration options with proven external applications. This book will take you through a number of clear, practical sections that will help you to make a proper decision for your business needs using standard practices with Alfresco's Document Management and various third-party integrations You will learn how to install, administer, and manage your entire application. The concepts of mapping your business documents by extending content models and achieving your complex business process using Workflow models and business rules will be discussed in this book. Integration with various third party tools like MS Office, Mobile Application, Outlook, Liferay, Ephesoft, and Kofax will also be covered. You will learn to create your own custom workflow using Activiti BPMN 2.0 Process Designer and also maintain and administrate the entire application.This book explains everything you need to know to manage your documents using standard processes and mechanisms.
Table of Contents (21 chapters)
Alfresco 4 Enterprise Content Management Implementation
Credits
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

The Java Management Extension (JMX) interface


Much like other applications, you can configure Alfresco and restart it to make it effective. Alfresco offers the Java Management Extension (JMX) interface to access Alfresco through a standard JMX console that supports JMX Remoting (JSR-160). Using that, you can perform the following:

  • Change log levels

  • Set server read-only mode

  • Manage Alfresco subsystems

  • Enable or disable file servers (FTP/CIFS/NFS)

  • Set server single-user mode

  • Set server maximum user limit, including the ability to prevent further logins

  • Count user sessions/tickets

  • User session/ticket invalidation

You can use JConsole, MC4J, or JManage to perform the preceding activities. JConsole is supplied with Java SE 5.0 and higher versions.

Connect to Alfresco using the JMX client (JConsole):

  1. Open the JMX client. In case of JConsole, it comes with JAVA SE. You can find its executable file from the bin folder of your Java installation directory.

  2. Provide the Alfresco JMX service URL to the remote processor...