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Integrating the Alfresco repository in Liveray using CMIS
Posted by Nico in CMIS Clients on 11. January 2010
The following blog entry shows the integration of the Alfresco repository in the Liveray portal using CMIS.
The article shows the integration in five steps.
Check it out here.
Overview picture on CMIS, JSR and OSGi
CMIS / JCR by Jon On Tech
I just found an amazing overview on the blog “Jon on Tech”.
He drew a picture regarding the coherence of CMIS, JSR and OSGi.
Check his post “CMIS, JCR and OSGi for Idiots” for further details.
There you can get the full size of the picture and a PDF download.
Content Management Interoperability Services Version 1.0 as PDF
The actual CMIS specification version 1.0 can be downloaded. The version is “Committee Draft 04″ and it has 226 pages in total.
You can download the PDF specification here.
CMIS Draft 0.62d is now available
Posted by Nico in Architecture on 16. July 2009
The CMIS draft 0.62d is available since 15. July 2009 and can be downloaded here.
Regarding the OASIS CMIS project website 199 of 214 issues have been resolved. So I assume that the final release will be soon available.
CMIS v0.61 is now supported by Alfresco Community Edition 3.2
Posted by Nico in CMIS Server on 7. July 2009
The Alfresco Community Edition 3.2 is now released.
Beside different enhancements it now supports CMIS v0.61.
- All mandatory CMIS v0.61 capabilities and most of the optional
- Web Services and AtomPub (REST) Bindings support includes:
- Create/Read/Update/Delete
- Types including custom metadata
- Versioning
- Relationships
- Allowable actions
- Query (with the exception of Joins)
Further details about the release can be found in the Alfreso release notes.
Different meanings for the abbreviation CMIS
While surfing the internet for more information on CMIS I found a lot of different meanings for CMIS.
Here you find what I found out so far:
- Content Management Interoperability Services
That’s what this blog is about! - Common management information service
- Chiang Mai International School
- Mathematical and Information Sciences
- CSIRO Mathematical and Information Sciences
- Contractors & Manufacturers Insurance Services
- Center for Minimally Invasive Surgery
- Carrefour montréalais d’information sociosanitaire
- Computer Modeling and Intelligent Systems
- Central Management Information Systems
- Creative Management Information System
- any more … ?
Status CMIS Draft 0.62
The actual CMIS version 0.61 is available since April 2009 . Everybody who wants to know about the status of the upcoming version 0.62 can have a look at the OASIS CMIS project website.
At the moment 103 of 143 issues have already been solved.
These issues belong to
- Domain Model,
- REST/AtomPub Binding,
- Schema,
- Web Services Binding
- or no components.
Here you can see the release notes for version 0.62 with the link to the explanation Read the rest of this entry »
Federated ECM Search with CMIS
Posted by Nico in Presentation on 25. June 2009
Alfresco published a presentation on slideshare.
The presentation is about the following points:
- What are the issues
- CMIS: Who, What and Why
- Details of CMIS
- AIIM CMIS Demo: Who, What and Why
- AIIM CMIS Demo: Live Demo
- CMIS. Further Resources
- Questions and Answers
Florent Guillaume on CMIS and Apache Chemistry
Florent Guillaume gave a few weeks ago an interview to Irina Guseva from CMSWire. They talked about the subjects of strategic value of CMIS, Apache Chemistry project history, partnerships, open source, future plans around CMIS, and more.
The full article can be read on CMSWire or check the blog of Florent.
eZ Conference & Awards 2009 with CMIS presentation
| 25. June 2009 | to | 26. June 2009 |
The eZ Conference 2009 is a perfect occasion to meet specialists sharing thoughts about the current and future Content Management trends. Speakers represent the whole market : partners, customers, users, developers and analysts.
Christian Lundvang, CEO & Co-founder NXC will hold a presentation about the CMIS interface to the Web Content Management System eZ Publish.
Click here to get more information.
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