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Autore |
Bergljung Martin |
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Alfresco CMIS : everything you need to know to start coding integrations with a content management server such as Alfresco in a standard way / / Martin Bergljung ; cover image by Abhishek Pandey |
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Birmingham, England : , : Packt Publishing Ltd, , 2014 |
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©2014 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (272 p.) |
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Collana |
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Community Experience Distilled |
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Information resources management |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Nota di contenuto |
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Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Getting Started with CMIS; Understanding CMIS; Commercial products and companies supporting CMIS; The benefits of using CMIS; CMIS use cases; Repository to Repository (R2R); Application to Repository (A2R); Application to Multiple Repositories (A2MR); An overview of the CMIS standard; The domain model (object model); Services; Query language; Protocol bindings; RESTful AtomPub binding; Web Service binding; RESTful Browser binding (CMIS 1.1); Summary |
Chapter 2: Basic CMIS OperationsSetting up a CMIS server; Installing your own CMIS server; Using cmis.alfresco.com; Setting up a tool to make HTTP requests; Authenticating with the repository; Getting repository information; Repository information via the AtomPub binding; Repository information via the Browser binding; Listing the children of the root folder; Listing the children of the root folder with the AtomPub binding; Listing the children of the root folder with the Browser binding; Optional parameters when listing the children of a folder |
Optional parameters when listing the children of a folder with the AtomPub bindingOptional parameters when listing the children of a folder with the Browser binding; Listing available types and subtypes; Listing the types and subtypes with the AtomPub binding; Listing the |
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types and subtypes with the Browser binding; Getting metadata and content; Getting metadata and content with the AtomPub binding; Getting metadata and content with the Browser binding; Creating, updating, and deleting content; Creating folders; Creating a folder with the AtomPub binding |
Creating a folder with the Browser bindingCreating documents; Creating a document with the AtomPub binding; Creating a document with the Browser binding; Updating folders and documents; Updating a document with the AtomPub binding; Updating a document with the Browser binding; Deleting a folder or a document; Deleting a folder or document with the AtomPub binding; Deleting a folder or document with the Browser binding; Summary; Chapter 3: Advanced CMIS Operations; Version management with check out and check in; Version management with the AtomPub binding |
Checking out a document with the AtomPub bindingCancelling the check out with the AtomPub binding; Updating the physical contents of the checked-out document with the AtomPub binding; Checking in a document with the AtomPub binding; Version management with the Browser binding; Checking out a document with the Browser binding; Cancelling the check out with the Browser binding; Updating the physical content of the checked-out document with the Browser binding; Checking in a document with the Browser binding; Managing permissions for documents and folders; Access control list capabilities |
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Sommario/riassunto |
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The book will show readers how to use Alfresco's implementation of CMIS through a tutorial-based approach.Alfresco CMIS is for developers, integrators, and IT consultants, who plan to integrate CMIS repositories with other systems or to build applications that interact with a CMIS repository. The book assumes some familiarity with core concepts of the Alfresco architecture and with the principles of content management, but there are no extensive developer prerequisites. |
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