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Alfresco CMIS

By : Martin Bergljung
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Alfresco CMIS

By: Martin Bergljung

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Alfresco CMIS
Martin Bergljung
Mar, 2014 | 272 pages
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Table of Contents (14 chapters)
Alfresco CMIS
Alfresco CMIS
Credits
Credits
About the Author
About the Author
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
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1
Getting Started with CMIS
Getting Started with CMIS
Understanding CMIS
Commercial products and companies supporting CMIS
The benefits of using CMIS
CMIS use cases
An overview of the CMIS standard
Summary
2
Basic CMIS Operations
Basic CMIS Operations
Setting up a CMIS server
Setting up a tool to make HTTP requests
Authenticating with the repository
Getting repository information
Listing the children of the root folder
Optional parameters when listing the children of a folder
Listing available types and subtypes
Getting metadata and content
Creating, updating, and deleting content
Summary
3
Advanced CMIS Operations
Advanced CMIS Operations
Version management with check out and check in
Managing permissions for documents and folders
Managing relationships between objects
Searching
A word on transactions
Summary
4
Alfresco and CMIS
Alfresco and CMIS
Timeline
Architecture/stack
Alfresco content model mapping to the CMIS object model
Support for Alfresco-specific features
Summary
5
Accessing a CMIS Server with a Java Client
Accessing a CMIS Server with a Java Client
Setting up a build environment
Connecting and setting up a session with the repository
Getting repository information
Listing the children of the root/top folder
Optional parameters when listing the children of a folder
Listing available types and subtypes
Creating, updating, and deleting content
Getting the content for a document
Copying and moving folders and documents
Working with Alfresco aspects
Version management with check out and check in
Managing permissions for documents and folders
Managing relationships between objects
Searching
Summary
6
Accessing a CMIS Server Using Scripting Languages
Accessing a CMIS Server Using Scripting Languages
Using CMIS in JavaScript and web application pages
Using CMIS in Groovy scripts
Using CMIS in Spring Surf Web Scripts
Summary
7
System Integration with CMIS
System Integration with CMIS
Integrating Drupal with a CMS server
Enterprise integration with CMIS
Talking to Alfresco in the Cloud via CMIS
Summary
Index
Index

About the Author

Martin Bergljung is a Principal ECM Architect at Ixxus, a UK Platinum Alfresco partner. He has over 25 years of experience in the IT sector, where he has worked with the Java platform since 1997.

Martin began working with Alfresco in 2007, developing an e-mail management extension for Alfresco called OpsMailmanager. In 2009, he started working on Alfresco consulting projects and has worked with customers such as Pearson, World Wildlife Fund, International Financial Data Services, NHS, VHI Healthcare, Virgin Money, Unibet, BPN Paribas, University of Westminster, Aker Oilfield Services, and Amnesty International.

He is a frequent speaker and has delivered talks at Alfresco conferences in London, Berlin, and Barcelona. He is also the author of Alfresco 3 Business Solutions, Packt Publishing.

I would like to thank Sumeet Sawant, Priyanka Shah, and Subho Gupta at Packt Publishing for suggesting the project and getting it on track.

My thanks also goes to Sherin Padayatty and Michelle Quadros, my Project Coordinators, who were always pushing me to deliver the next chapter. Thanks to the entire Packt Publishing team for working so diligently to help bring out a high-quality product.

Thanks to all the book reviewers who gave me invaluable feedback during the whole project. Specifically, I would like to thank Robin Bramely, my colleague at Ixxus, who gave me invaluable feedback, tips, and ideas throughout the book writing process, thanks!

I must also thank the talented team of developers who created the Alfresco open source product. It opens up a new way for everyone that wants to build any kind of ECM business solution.

And finally, I would like to thank Paul Samuel and Justin Haynes at Ixxus for supporting my book project.

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