Search results for author “Martin Bergljung”
Configuring Alfresco for SSO with CAS and Securing TomcatIn my last Alfresco project I had to implement Single Sign On (SSO) with a CAS server (http://www.jasig.org/cas). This turned out to be a bit trickier than I initially thought. I found some resources about the subject that looked promising
- Customising the Upload File(s) dialog in Alfresco Share
In a recent project that I was involved in I was asked to customize the Upload File(s) dialog in Alfresco Share. This is the dialog where you can upload one or more documents into the Document Library via Flash. The dialog looks as follows (if you have not seen it before):
- Document Migration Tips and Tricks
In this blog entry I want to document and recommend a few ways of migrating content into Alfresco. Depending on whether you are importing content from the file system, other CMS, or from another Alfresco instance there are going to be a number of ways to go about it. The trick is to know which migration method to choose so you don’t have to do more work than necessary. When I talk about the different migration methods, I use a flowchart as a way of deciding what method to use in a particular situation. The flowchart could also be used separately to decide which migration method to use
- Getting started with setting up an Alfresco cluster
In this article I will try and get you started on clustering the Alfresco application. I will setup a basic Alfresco cluster with 2 nodes and for this I will use 2 Windows laptops and an Ubuntu workstation that I have at home.
- How to configure different Themes for Alfresco Share sites
A client recently asked if it was possible to have an Alfresco Share theme applied to one particular site and not to the rest of the sites or user dashboards? What they wanted was basically to be able to configure a different theme per site. So for example, a training related site would use one theme (e.g. blue inspired) and a knowledge base site would use another theme (e.g. green inspired).
- Monitor and Manage Alfresco via JMX
The Java platform, Tomcat, and Alfresco comes with support for a technology called JMX that enables monitoring and management of application resources.
- Setting up a build project for Alfresco Explorer, Share, and WQS extensions
Setting up a build project for Alfresco Explorer, Share, and WQS extensionsWhen I wrote my book I setup a build project that I used to build both Alfresco Explorer/Repository extensions (AMPs) and Alfresco Share extensions (JARs). Since then I have been using this build project quite a lot in several projects, making minor updates and additions to it. I have also added support for building Alfresco Web Quick Start (WQS) extensions.
