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Everything you need to know to start coding integrations with a content management server such as Alfresco in a standard wayAbout This Book
  • Understand what is unique about Alfrescos CMIS implementation and put your learning into practice
  • Talk to content management servers in a standard way with HTTP, XML, JSON, and CMIS
  • Understand Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) with CMIS featuring Drupal and Mule ESB
Who This Book Is For

If you are a developer who wants to learn how to build applications that talk to content management servers in a standard way using CMIS, this book is ideal for you. It will be helpful if you have a bit of programming experience, although it is not necessary.

What You Will Learn
  • Add, update, delete, and search for content with increasing efficiency using HTTP and XML/JSON, OpenCMIS , JavaScript, and Groovy
  • Feed content directly into a JavaScript widget from a CMIS call JSON response, so you can see how content management servers can be accessed directly via AJAX calls from a web application
  • Integrate Drupal with a content management server via CMIS, so Drupal does not have to store documents and images
  • Integrate multiple content management systems in a standard way via an enterprise service bus and a CMIS connector
  • Handle advanced concepts such as versioning, permissions, and relationships between content items
  • Talk to the Alfresco Cloud service via CMIS, so you can make content available outside the company firewall
In Detail

Content Management Servers (CMS) have been around for a very long time, both proprietary and open source ones, but there has not been a standard way of talking to them until recently. The Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standard provides both an application programming interface and a search language (based on SQL-92). Alfresco CMIS implementation is the basis for many existing CMIS applications, and you can use CMIS too to integrate your application with Alfresco.

Alfresco CMIS is a practical, hands-on guide that provides you with a number of clear step-by-step exercises that will help you take advantage of the real power of CMIS, and give you a good foundation in using it via HTTP/XML, Java, or scripting.It starts off with an introduction to the CMIS standard, in order to update you on the service API, object model, and query language.

The first part of the book explains how to use the service API with HTTP and XML/JSON; this is done in order to show that any library, system, or tool that can make HTTP calls and parse XML or JSON, is able to talk to a content management server that supports CMIS. Next, you learn to demonstrate how a higher abstraction library can be used to talk to a CMIS server in an easy way, hiding some of the complexities of the API using the OpenCMIS Java library. Since most of the applications that are built today are web applications, the book teaches readers how CMIS can be used from JavaScript and Groovy; enterprise application integration, taking Drupal and Mule as references.

Finally, you will learn how to talk to Alfresco Cloud service via CMIS!

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Alfresco CMIS

Alfresco CMIS

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About the Author

Martin Bergljung is a Principal ECM Architect at Ixxus, a UK Platinum Alfresco partner. He has over 25 years of experience in the IT sector, where he has worked with the Java platform since 1997.

Martin began working with Alfresco in 2007, developing an e-mail management extension for Alfresco called OpsMailmanager. In 2009, he started working on Alfresco consulting projects and has worked with customers such as Pearson, World Wildlife Fund, International Financial Data Services, NHS, VHI Healthcare, Virgin Money, Unibet, BPN Paribas, University of Westminster, Aker Oilfield Services, and Amnesty International.

He is a frequent speaker and has delivered talks at Alfresco conferences in London, Berlin, and Barcelona. He is also the author of Alfresco 3 Business Solutions , Packt Publishing .

I would like to thank Sumeet Sawant, Priyanka Shah, and Subho Gupta at Packt Publishing for suggesting the project and getting it on track.

My thanks also goes to Sherin Padayatty and Michelle Quadros, my Project Coordinators, who were always pushing me to deliver the next chapter. Thanks to the entire Packt Publishing team for working so diligently to help bring out a high-quality product.

Thanks to all the book reviewers who gave me invaluable feedback during the whole project. Specifically, I would like to thank Robin Bramely, my colleague at Ixxus, who gave me invaluable feedback, tips, and ideas throughout the book writing process, thanks!

I must also thank the talented team of developers who created the Alfresco open source product. It opens up a new way for everyone that wants to build any kind of ECM business solution.

And finally, I would like to thank Paul Samuel and Justin Haynes at Ixxus for supporting my book project.

About the Reviewers

Robin Bramley is an experienced Alfresco practitioner, having taken Version 0.6 to bits in 2005 and been using, extending, implementing, integrating, and scaling it ever since. He was the Technical Manager at the first UK Alfresco Gold partner where he built the original IMAP interface to Alfresco and is now the Chief Scientific Officer and Chief Architect at Ixxus, a global Alfresco Platinum partner.

Robin has architected many distributed systems over the past 15 years, ranging from Swaps Trading Platform to Insurance Contract Management and a global Alfresco-based DAM system. Robin has presented at various international conferences and meetups in London; he also writes for GroovyMag , including an article on CMIS integration with Alfresco that NASA wanted the source code for.

I'd like to thank my wife for her patience while I've been glued to my laptop in the evenings!

Karol Bryd has been working with ECM technologies since 2005, first with Documentum and then with Alfresco since 2008. He has worked on numerous ECM-related projects mainly in the Pharmaceuticals sector, performing all manner of roles from Developer to Technical Consultant to Development Manager.

He was a technical architect at Generis (http://www.generiscorp.com) for CARA, one of the first products to fully utilize Alfresco and CMIS technologies, and subsequently, supported its deployment at major corporations. He is also the author of the Alfresco extension Stamper (http://stamper.metasys.pl) for securing and watermarking PDF content in Alfresco.

Currently, he holds the position of Documentum Expert at F. Hoffmann-La Roche, where he is working on Documentum projects that help manage large amounts of business-critical electronic documentation.

Nicolas Raoul is an ECM consultant at Aegif in Tokyo. After obtaining a Master's degree from the French Ecole Nationale d'Ingenieurs, he worked in 13 countries, successfully designing distributed architectures for the French National Library or the Schengen Information System.

Back when CMIS was still in its draft stage, he created CmisSync, a CMIS synchronization client that allows Alfresco users to work faster even when they are offline. Enjoying a strong open source community, CmisSync helps organizations combine the user friendliness and mobility of cloud storage with the security and customizability of their CMIS server, be it on-premise or in private/public clouds.

As an ECM architect, he helped Alfresco design their certification program in 2009. He has been writing open source software since the age of 16. In his free time, he created AnkiDroid, a flashcards app with a million users, and other popular programs.

Barb Mosher Zinck is a freelance writer and VP, Editorial for CMSWire (SimplerMedia Group Inc). She has over 10 years of experience as an IT solutions architect, focused on designing and supporting web-based applications.

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