Alfresco CMIS. Learn how to build applications that talk to content management servers in a standardized way using this superb course on getting the best from Alfresco CMIS. This is a highly practical, step-by-step guide - Helion
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Autor: Martin BergljungTytuł oryginału: Alfresco CMIS. Learn how to build applications that talk to content management servers in a standardized way using this superb course on getting the best from Alfresco CMIS. This is a highly practical, step-by-step guide.
ISBN: 9781782163534
stron: 272, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2014-03-25
Księgarnia: Helion
Cena książki: 89,91 zł (poprzednio: 99,90 zł)
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Alfresco CMIS. Learn how to build applications that talk to content management servers in a standardized way using this superb course on getting the best from Alfresco CMIS. This is a highly practical, step-by-step guide eBook -- spis treści
- Alfresco CMIS
- Table of Contents
- Alfresco CMIS
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more
- Why Subscribe?
- Free Access for Packt account holders
- Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more
- Preface
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- Downloading the example code
- Errata
- Piracy
- Questions
- 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
- 2. Basic CMIS Operations
- Setting 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 binding
- Optional 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 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 binding
- Creating 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
- Creating folders
- Summary
- Setting up a CMIS server
- 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 binding
- Cancelling 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
- Version management with the AtomPub binding
- Managing permissions for documents and folders
- Access control list capabilities
- Access control concepts
- Supported permissions
- Allowable actions and permission mapping
- Managing permissions with the AtomPub binding
- Managing permissions with the Browser binding
- Managing relationships between objects
- Creating and reading relationships with the AtomPub binding
- Creating and reading relationships with the Browser binding
- Searching
- Searching with the AtomPub binding
- Searching with the Browser binding
- CMIS query examples
- A word on transactions
- Summary
- Version management with check out and check in
- 4. Alfresco and CMIS
- Timeline
- Architecture/stack
- Alfresco content model mapping to the CMIS object model
- Repository capabilities
- Type mappings
- Property mappings
- Object paths explanation
- Versioning
- Access control
- Change log
- Renditions
- Search
- Support for Alfresco-specific features
- Aspects
- Tags
- Categories
- Summary
- 5. Accessing a CMIS Server with a Java Client
- Setting up a build environment
- Connecting and setting up a session with the repository
- Connecting to a repository by ID
- Getting repository information
- Listing the children of the root/top folder
- Optional parameters when listing the children of a folder
- Listing available types and subtypes
- Creating, updating, and deleting content
- Creating folders
- Creating documents
- Updating folders and documents
- Deleting a document, folder, or folder tree
- Getting the content for a document
- Copying and moving folders and documents
- Working with Alfresco aspects
- Using secondary types to manage aspects
- Adding aspects when creating an object
- Adding aspects to an existing object
- Reading aspects
- The Alfresco OpenCMIS extension to manage aspects
- Adding aspects when creating an object
- Adding aspects to an existing object
- Reading aspects
- Using secondary types to manage aspects
- Version management with check out and check in
- Checking out a document
- Updating the content of the checked-out document and then checking it in
- Managing permissions for documents and folders
- Managing relationships between objects
- Searching
- Summary
- 6. Accessing a CMIS Server Using Scripting Languages
- Using CMIS in JavaScript and web application pages
- Solving the same origin policy problem
- Using jQuery
- Using CMIS in Groovy scripts
- Using CMIS in Spring Surf Web Scripts
- Setting up a build project for Spring Surf with CMIS
- Updating the Spring Surf project so that CMIS can be used
- Updating the home page to display repository info via CMIS
- Updating the home page to display text from a file in the repository
- Using CMIS calls in Alfresco Share extensions
- Summary
- Using CMIS in JavaScript and web application pages
- 7. System Integration with CMIS
- Integrating Drupal with a CMS server
- The CMIS API module
- Displaying a CMS repository file link on a Drupal page
- The CMIS Views module
- Displaying a CMS repository folder on a Drupal page
- Displaying a result from a CMIS query on a Drupal page
- Synchronizing the CMS content with Drupal content
- The CMIS API module
- Enterprise integration with CMIS
- Moving a file from a folder into a CMS server using Mule
- Getting a document from a CMS server via Mule
- Talking to Alfresco in the Cloud via CMIS
- Setting up an account
- Registering a client application
- Setting up a development project
- Authorizing the client application
- Making CMIS calls
- Summary
- Integrating Drupal with a CMS server
- Index