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2010 – a content interoperability odysseyAt the start of a new year it’s always interesting to look back at the year that has just gone - arguably the most important event for content management in 2010 was the ratification of CMIS 1.0 in May. Content Management Interoperability Services is an open standard to enable greater interoperability of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems and is built on top of other proven open web standards such as Atom and OpenSearch. Alfresco has been at the forefront of CMIS and Alfresco 3.3 provided full support for CMIS 1.0 (some of the earlier versions implemented drafts of the CMIS standard).
Adding aspects to ShareI was look at adding an aspect to Alfresco today. I have done that many times before but today I am using 3.2 and I want to see it in the Share interface.
Alfresco AVM Store Behaviors and PoliciesAlfresco provides a powerful way of customizing content via user-defined behaviors. These behaviors allow you to create reusable pieces of code which gets executed each type a custom "actions" happens on your content. These custom actions include: creation of content, updating of content, adding aspects and more.
Alfresco DotNetNuke IntegrationA recent client of ours had an existing portal and CMS solution based upon the Microsoft .NET DotNetNuke (DNN) open source web content management system.
Alfresco for Not for ProfitThe Not for Profit (NFP) sector faces many unique challenges in choosing and providing technical solution to their everyday, and often complex, processes. Financial pressures are often at the core of many of these hurdles but so too is external appreciation from suppliers that the NFP sector is unique - not only in its requirements but also in its approach to technology.
Alfresco grows by over 100% in 2008I read with interest the following press release from Alfresco.I think John Powell sums it up nicely : “Alfresco has been able to grow and evolve the ECM market in this economy by not only continuously investing in our products and services, but by filling a critical need for companies that are shifting away from costly proprietary systems, recognizing the value of the open source business model and looking to make multi-year commitments to Alfresco technologies.
Alfresco Online Data RoomsOur online data room solution came about from requirements gathered from past and present customer engagements.
Alfresco Share Customisation – The Ixxus ApplicationOne requirement often asked in relation to Alfresco Share is “can we make it look a bit more like this….”
- Alfresco Transfer Service 3.3.3 - Getting Started
As part of a customer requirement to expose publications to multiple Alfresco repositories, along with a recent version upgrade to Alfresco 3.3.3, we decided to implement and extend the Alfresco Transfer service. Initial findings found it very easy to get going, and soon had an out of the box transfer service between two Alfresco instances configured with one class - the custom action, and a couple of spring context file changes to wire up the beans. What is particularly nice is that no configuration is required to turn on the transfer service at either the source or target end.
- A searching question...
How can you efficiently index content without polluting or tightly coupling your business logic to a search engine API?
Crawling is one option, but it isn't necessarily that efficient nor do you have fine grained control over the fields that are stored in the search index documents. For one customer project we built an elegant asynchronous event driven indexing mechanism.
