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Four CMIS videos from IBM – Poster Lab
Posted by Nico in DMS, Presentation, Video on 8. March 2010
Jay Brown posted some interesting videos about CMIS. Jay is Systems Programmer at IBM and is dealing with CMIS.
Watch the following four videos if you are interested in:
- Introduction to Poster and Firefox CMIS plugin client
- Serice URL discussion
- Object (and content) creation / deletion
- Versioning and Filing
- Query
- Other collections
Introduction Video
Duration: 2:59 min
Accessing and editing Zoho docs using xCMIS
eXo hosted a webinar to introduce the xCMIS, their new CMIS implementation. During the webinar, Jeremi showed a live demo of xCMIS accessing and editing Zoho docs. He has already converted this into a helpful step-by-step guide with screenshots. Zoho Docs is a central document repository for all types of documents.
The webinar will show you how to access Zoho Docs using the opensource portal GateIn.
Here you can view the recorded webinar:
Video with EMC CTO Razmik Abnous talking about CMIS
Razmik Abnous, CTO at EMC, is talking about CMIS and the need for this standard.
He talks about the following five different scenarios:
- Content Collaboration / Aggregation
- Content Centric Applications (e.g. BPM, multi-channel publishing)
- E-Discovery
- Archival
- Compound / Virtual Document
The video itself is about 18 month old but still interesting to watch.
Alfresco-Lotus integration using CMIS
Posted by Nico in CMIS Server, DMS, Video on 20. January 2010
According to Dick Weisingers blog Alfresco announced at IBM Lotusphere 2010 in Orlando the integration of Alfresco with IBM’s Lotus Quickr, Lotus Notes, Lotus Connections and Websphere Portal. The name of this integration is “Alfresco Content Services for Lotus”.
Highlights of this integration:
- Integration with Microsoft Office based on Alfresco’s implementation of Microsoft Sharepoint protocol
- Alfresco adds Full Records Management features
- Cloud-computing deployment
Watch the following video to see the integration in action
Connect to a DMS through the iPhone using CMIS
Posted by Nico in CMIS Clients, Video on 8. December 2009
On YouTube I found a video about an interesting iPhone app that connects to a DMS using CMIS.
This is another interesting example for the large variety of clients that can be used to access Document Management Systems.
Integration between ez Publish and Nuxeo via CMIS
The ez Publish partner NXC published an interesting video. This video shows the integration of the Web Content Management System ez Publish 4.2 and the Document Management System Nuxeo via CMIS.
NXC is the main contributor to eZ Publish CMIS. The documents are only stored in Nuxeo, but fetched and used in eZ Publish. eZ Publish now supports CMIS version 1.0 that is still in revision.
KnowledgeTree 3.7 includes a CMIS Interface
The DMS KnowledgeTree now supports CMIS. It supports CMIS draft version 0.61.
KnowledgeTree® is open source document management software that connects people, processes, and ideas. Collaborate, securely store all your critical documents, address compliance challenges, and focus on providing a simple solution that works for your business.
The CMIS functionality has been tested with the following CMIS Clients:
- CMISSpaces
- KnowledgeTree Drupal CMIS Module
- CMIS Explorer
The following functionality is already supported:
- View repository information and capabilities.
- List folder contents (children or descendant collections) and browse into sub-folders.
- Fetch Folder or Document parent object
- Add Folders and Documents
- Deletion of Documents and Folders
- Moving of Documents and Folders
- Viewing of Documents via the document’s contentStream property.
- Document Checkout
- Cancel Document Checkout
- Document Check-in (limited)
Check here for more details: http://wiki.knowledgetree.com/Cmis
The following video shows a former CMIS implementation of KnowledgeTree:
If you want to read further details check out the KnowledgeTree blog.
CMIS Application Scenarios Video
Jignesh Shah talks about how CMIS is applied to applications.
Watch the video below
CMIS Technical Overview Video – Part 2
An explanation of CMIS – Part 2
CMIS Technical Overview Video – Part 1
An explanation of CMIS – Part 1
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