Alfresco is integrated with Google Docs, so that Alfresco users can easily create or edit a document/spreadsheet/presentation using Google's online editors:
For images, it sounds like Google Drawings could be used.
How to allow Alfresco users to create/edit PNG/etc graphic files from Alfresco, by using Google Docs?
is it just a matter of activating the menu item in some configuration file, or would it require me to implement the feature (probably by looking at the source code for Google Documents), or is it downright impossible due to some technical difficulty I have not thought about?
That is not one of the available integrations, but I guess you can write that yourself, as the repository is now avaible at https://github.com/Alfresco/googledrive
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I has created eshop in shopify and I want to add a functionality ( with the framework .net ) in shopify but I don't know how....
I searched on the internet but I didn't find anything just I found this link from the ShopifySharp github but I didn't understand how to use it.
Who can help me?
https://github.com/nozzlegear/ShopifySharp
There are several possible ways to add functionalities to a Shopify shop depending on what you want to do.
They range from editing your shop's theme (mostly for simple needs) using html and/or js and/or and/or css and/or the liquid templating language (be careful though that any theme update may override your edits), to developing and hosting a custom app that would interact with your shop via a set of APIs (for more complex needs). Both techniques require a certain level of expertise (especially the later). See this very complete blog article for more info about how to build a Shopify app.
Basically you can build an app using any language and framework. The repo you found on Github looks like a C# SDK implementation of Shopify API. You are free to structure your app as you want provided you authenticate and communicate with Shopify using the possibilities offered by the API.
I've read much about implementing LinkedIn into my website, but is it possible to upload job offers from an external software directly to LinkedIn?
I’m working with an SAP based recruiting management software. One of the function it is capable of, is to create job offers. But until now, they are only internal. I want to implement a function, which allows the user to automatically upload a job offer to LinkedIn.
Does LinkedIn provide some kind of support for such kind of work? XING for example, offers you documentations for a connection via API or XML. Is there something additional existing for LinkedIn?
Looks like it isn't available for the normal APIs. They have a specific section based on their "Talent Solutions" that may be of interest. Looks to be a paid program
https://developer.linkedin.com/partner-programs/talent
I have a Spring MVC application that connect with Alfresco using CMIS libraries, actually I can upload documents and download it but I need integrate Alfresco's WebPreviewer to preview documents in my app.
I found some code here but I don't know how to do it
It's hard to say for certain because of the limited amount of information that you've provided, but I think that the problem that you're going to be faced with when trying to use any of the existing previewer code is one of authentication. If you're using only using CMIS then you won't be able to use any of the WebScript based REST APIs that the Alfresco widgets will be using.
There are two possible previewer widgets that you can use - the older YUI2 based previewer (that you'd currently find in the document details page and the Document Library film strip view, and the newer Aikau component that you'd find in the faceted search previewer (from version 5.0 onwards).
I suspect that you won't be able to re-use either of these components without either authenticating against Alfresco in a way that allows you to access the WebScript based REST APIs or extending and customizing those widgets.
You've said that you have your own Spring MVC application, but you haven't said whether or not that is using the Surf extension - if it is, and you're using the authentication capabilities provided by Surf then you will be authenticated to use those REST APIs - as the Surf authentication provides access across all APIs (including CMIS) via a single authentication.
If you are able to access those APIs then you should be able to follow the steps outlined in both the form post and the blog posts in your own question and the previous answer, however - based on your question I suspect that you can't do that.
If you've not come across it, you might be interested in the Aikau archetype that builds a ready-made Alfresco client using Surf (see this link) and that tutorial also shows how to use the Aikau previewer (see here).
Because this is providing you with a Spring MVC client that is preconfigured to authenticate against Alfresco, you might be able to port your application to use it.
Otherwise, as I said earlier - chances are you'll need to extend the existing widgets to use the CMIS APIs to render the previewers. Again, Aikau is easier to extend that the old YUI2 widgets - but is reliant on Surf.
I am referring the Alfresco docs and I have already gone through the Alfresco Web Quick Start. At the end of reading the docs I am still confuse that What is conceptual different between Afresco Web Editor (AWE) vs Alfresco Web Quick Start (WQS)? When should we use each of them? Any special use-case?
AWE is only a module used by WQS for in place editing of the articles.
For example, AWE does not know anything about collections, live site and editor site, publishing, navigations, etc...
The templates of an article in WQS are written using tags that AWE can interprets to show the editor form in the expected section of an article.
This article is the best guide to learn what you need to start developing with WCMQS. It has also some good graphs that describes how AWE is integrated in WCMQS.
Is there any restriction in Apigee tool from Cloud to customize the portal page ?
We are looking for developer portal like http://developer.nytimes.com/
Do we need actual APigee tool or Apigee free version from cloud support us to customize the page.
Apigee no longer offers a free option for developer portal. There are no restrictions on the paid version.
My understanding is that if you still have the free version of the dev portal that it is fully customizable to the extent that you can install and activate drupal modules and completely customize the CSS. But anything that would require file system access is not allowed. You also would not be able to get a custom domain name like developer.yourcompany.com
However, as it's not being offered anymore (and was only offered briefly) your free account may also go away