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Client and Server CMIS connector for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010
Posted by Nico in .NET, CMIS Clients, CMIS Server on 14. August 2010
Microsoft just announced their CMIS connector for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, which enables SharePoint users to interact with content that is stored in any repository that has implemented the CMIS standard. The connector also makes SharePoint Server 2010 content available to any application that has implemented the CMIS standard. The CMIS connector is available as part of the SharePoint 2010 Administration Toolkit.
So this means that the SharePoint Server 2010 now has the functionality to act as as CMIS client and as a CMIS server.
Click here to read the full article at TechNet.
The article deals with the following topics:
- About the CMIS standard and specification
- About the CMIS Producer and CMIS Consumer Web Part
- Installing and configuring CMIS connectors
- Bindings and permissions
- Mapping the CMIS data model to SharePoint concepts
Microsoft SharePoint will support CMIS in June 2010 – CMIS Connector for SharePoint
Posted by Nico in .NET, CMIS Clients, CMIS Server on 22. April 2010
Ryan Duguid, Senior Product Manager at Microsoft Corporation just posted in the msdn blog that Microsoft will support CMIS by the End of June 2010. They will ship the CMIS Connector for SharePoint as part of the SharePoint Administrator Toolkit.
The CMIS Connector for SharePoint provides a CMIS (Content Management Interoperability Services)interface over the top of SharePoint as well as a CMIS consumer Web Part that can be used to display content from other CMIS enabled repositories.
Click here to read the blog post.
Microsoft has just joined the 2010 AIIM CMIS Demo
I just read it on Twitter by Laurence Hart.
#Microsoft has now joined #EMC, #Alfresco, #Nuxeo, & #IBM in supporting the #AIIM #CMIS demo for #aiim10. #ECM
If you like to know more about the 22010 AIIM CMIS demo or if you like to participate check the following blog post for more details.
Overview of ECM Vendors that support CMIS (IBM, EMC, Microsoft, Alfresco, SAP, OpenText, etc.)
Posted by Nico in CMIS Server, DMS on 15. January 2010
Based on the vendors websites and other ressources I’ve created the following overview.
It shows the Enterprise Content Management Systems that will support CMIS. It also shows when they are going to support it.
| Vendor | Product | CMIS Support Timeline |
| Alfresco | Alfresco 3.2 | Available for testing |
| EMC | Documentum | First half of 2010 |
| IBM | Content Manager | Second First half of 2010 |
| IBM | FileNet P8 | Second First half of 2010 |
| KnowledgeTree | KnowledgeTree 3.7 | Available for testing |
| Microsoft | SharePoint Server 2010 | First half of 2010 |
| Nuxeo | Nuxeo DMS 5.3 | Available for testing |
| Open Text | Enterprise Library Services (ELS-Beta) | CMIS connector available now |
| Open Text | Open Text ECM 10 | Mid 2010 |
| Oracle | Oracle Universal Content Management | Not known |
| SAP | SAP DMS | Not known |
| Sense/Net | Sense/Net 6.0 | Available for testing |
Suggestions are highly welcome!
MOSS 2010 and CMIS
According to the post of Ethan Gur-esh in the msdn blog Microsoft will support CMIS with SharePoint 2010. But Microsoft will wait until CMIS 1.0 is officially released.
An interesting quote from Ethan regarding CMIS:
At this point, pretty much every vendor in the ECM space is really motivated to start supporting CMIS in their respective products. We’ve all seen the excitement from customers about CMIS — for example, a recent AIIM survey showed that 15% of organizations are already interested in using CMIS. (This is an unbelievable number for a standard that isn’t even final yet!)
The CMIS Technical Committee is planning a face-to-face working meeting in Boulder
| 4. August 2009 | to | 6. August 2009 |
I just received a notification form OASIS that they planned a face-to-face working meeting in Boulder on 4-6 August 2009. The goal is to produce an official Public Review Draft.
If you want to be part of that meeting you can do that as an active participant or simply as an observer. Therefor you need to be a member of OASIS.
Companies currently collaborating on CMIS include Alfresco, ASG, Booz Allen, EMC, IBM, Magnolia, Microsoft, Nuxeo, Open Text, Oracle, Quark, SAP, Saperion, Sun, Vamosa, Vignette, and other ECM stakeholders.
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