as the title says, I want to replace an JCR implementation (Jackrabbit Oak) with Alfresco. is it possible? and what is the practice and you recommendations to do this?
According to this page, support for JCR and JCR-RMI in Alfresco was at end-of-maintenance in 2014.
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I have just started alfresco, My requirement is to create a link of existing document to other folder using apache chemistry in java. I am using alfresco-community-5 version. Please some one suggest me how to do thin. thank you
It sounds like what you are trying to do is add a document to an additional folder. In CMIS speak this is called "multifiling". The Apache Chemistry web site has a good example showing how to check to make sure your repository supports multifiling (Alfresco does) and then how to add the document to an additional folder.
Be aware that if you do this in Alfresco and then attempt to use Alfresco Share your results from an end-user perspective may be unpredictable, so test thoroughly.
Another option is to simply build an association (relationship). You have an example behind a link Jeff posted.
Is it possible to retrieve the structure of usergroups from Alfresco using a CMIS session, and if so, how do I do it?
I use GXT (Java) and Apache's chemistry openCMIS API.
No it's not possible, if you'd searched the alfresco forums then you didn't had to ask the question ;).
Here is a similar question and answer on the forum.
As far as I can tell, this project http://knowledge.openwide.fr/Main/AlfrescoETLConnector
only supports Alfresco 3.3 and under. Are there any Talend connectors for Alfresco 4.0? We have so much development work in 4.0 that we don't even want to think of rolling back to 3.3, and would like to use an ETL like Talend to load batches of files into Alfresco.
Are there other ETL tools we should consider that have Alfresco 4.0 connectors? Can we use any Talend / CMIS compliant connector? Suggestions on products to look at? Thanks.
This is Ronny from XeniT.
If you want to load documents and meta-data, you might consider
http://www.xenit.eu/move2alf/
You can integrate this with Talend, but it allows easy and fast migration of content into Alfresco.
On the Talend Exchange you can find various extensions e.g. custom components, which you can install in your TOS.
The exchange provides a CMIS input component that is able to access CMIS-compliant content repositories (like Alfresco) via CMIS SQL.
I also worked on an output component (tCmisOutput), which can create/update content. But this component has not been published yet. Since you are looking for way to load files into Alfresco, I will publish it in the next days on Talend Exchange or send the source code if you contact me via email.
I've recently published new Advanced CMIS components for Talend (in alpha version).
You can download it on Talend Exchange
Source code and documentation are available on Github
cmistalendetlalfresconuxeo
The latest version of the Talend CMIS component developed by Ekito is on GitHub
https://github.com/Ekito/talend-cmis-components
However it will not work with Talend version 6 right out of the box. I've created a blog post describing the fix you need to apply to the component here:
http://www.datalytyx.com/fixing-the-cmis-component-issue-in-talend-6-gated/
Since last year, the Alfresco ETL Connector for Talend has been updated to support Alfresco 4.1, as said in the README :
https://github.com/OpenWide-SI/alfresco-etl-connector
Regards
I am starting working with activiti workflows and I am using bitnami stack (http://bitnami.org/stack/alfresco) which comes with Alfresco Enterprise 4. I would like to know where can I find all forms and model definitions and how can I create new ones? I couldn't find it.
Please read this tutorial on content modeling and form configuration.
Does anyone know of a way to include pdf documents in the search for drupal 7?
I can't find anything to achieve this.
The Apache Solr Attachments module does this, but currently only has a development (not stable) release for Drupal 7.
Check out the Search API module and it's sibling module Search API Attachments. It uses Apache Tika to parse text from documents.
Another option:
https://drupal.org/project/search_files
This is slightly lighter weight but given SOLR's power and community adoption it is probably still the best return for effort (as a service or installed yourself), whether using Apache SOLR modules or Search API modules.