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New CMIS API release for Drupal with CMIS 1.0 support

A new version of the CMIS API for the Web Content Management System Drupal is now available.

This release includes:
- CMIS 1.0 support
- Multiple repositories support
- CMIS repository switcher block
- CMIS common library client implementation (vendor specifc modules are no longer required. cmis_alfresco is deprecated)
- Synchronization with binary files support
- Flexible synchronization rules
- Folder picker for CMIS browser navigation

Major changes:
- cmis_alfresco module is deprecated
- All admin screens have been removed. Will be addressed in feature releases
- API suffered major changes, in order to match CMIS 1.0 specs
- CMIS document view block has been dropped. Will be addressed in feature releases

Changes from RC2
- Added cmis_sync more complex config sample to README.txt
- Added support for json response to cmis_query view
- Fixed cmis_browser actions for path containing white spaces
- Fixed cmis_folderId sync setting

Changes from RC1
- Fixed cmis_sync filefield support

Click here to download the Drupal CMIS API.

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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.

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