i have a little problem.
I need to connect Microsoft Frontpage 2003 to CQ5 Repository via WebDav keeping the functions of competitive access (check-in, check-out, file lock).
Someone have any idea?
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I'm configuring a new BizTalk 2016 install, Sql 2016 is installed on a separate server. I get the usual error re missing integration services.
So, at this point I go to Sandro's blog post to remind me what I missed: Sandro's Post
Problem is, the resolution no longer applies because the option for "Management Tools - Basic" / "Management Tools - Complete" is no longer an option, from the Sql Server 2016 Setup Wizard:
So, I go back to the 1st page of the Wizard and Notice the Option for "Install SQL Server Management Tools":
Trouble is, clicking this just attempts to navigate to a page on the web, to download SSMS v17.4. There is no internet connectivity out from this BizTalk server. So, I download from a laptop then get SSMS v17.4 installed onto the BizTalk server. I then restart the BizTalk configuration application (import my previously saved config and re-enter all the passwords!), this does not help with SSIS problem.
Does anyone know what I can install on the BizTalk application server to get around this problem?
Problem was, BizTalk config not happy with the version of SSMS had been installed. Solution was to remove v17.4 then download v16.5.3 from the following and install it: Microsoft Download
I'm learning how to use Git source control with Visual Studio 2015. Our situation is simple - there are two developers in different states, working on the same ASP.NET project, there is a file server that we both can use (and used in the past with Mercurial). We just need to setup a remote repository and be able to work on the same project. Git has Network protocol, so we should be able to do this.
But I cannot figure out how. Every time I want to setup a remote connection in VS I'm getting prompted to connect to TFS which we don't have. The instructions from Microsoft say:
"You can use Visual Studio and Git to collaborate on TFS (on-premises or in the cloud), on CodePlex, or on a third-party service such as GitHub or Bitbucket."
How about just our company's network?
Thank you.
I am very new to enterprise content management concepts.
I would like to do a small hands or a case study before we embark on the full fledged thing.
My work will be mainly on the client side so I would like to get more experience in consuming server content.
For that I needed to get some experience on CMIS apis and their consumption.
I plan to develop a plain eclipse based client for the server. I would like to see the content in Eclipse RCP app.Kind of what alfresco explorer does.
I don't want install an alfresco server for myself as I would not work on the server side. How can I use an Alfresco server for my case study? Should I use the public alfresco server or the cloud based alfresco server?
Also please provide suggestions on my case study.
Ok..feeling much more enlightened after 4 hrs of CMIS and Alfresco exploration.
My query of getting a server got resolved by accessing the public cmis alfresco server which is available at http://cmis.alfresco.com/
I also downloaded CMIS Workbench for windows and have setup the alfresco server locally.
Both the servers can be connected with my java client (using Apache Chemisty libs).
to connect remotely to the Alfresco server a local resovable name should be used. IP is not recognized.
One more option is to get a free trial from the alfresco cloud.
cheers,
Saurav
We are upgrading from Tridion 5.3 SP1 to Tridion 2011 SP1. We are doing installion on fresh machines.
Installation of Content Management server went smooth. But it seems that installation of Ccontent delivery (.NET) did not go well. "startCDinstaller.bat" executed successfully but we can't find any Tridion related service in services section (in 5.3 we had Tridion content broker, tridion content deployer etc).
Even I am not able to determine which part of installation should act as a "Web application" and which should act as a "Web service". Can anyone help me understandig correct process of installation.
Note: We are NOT using any advance topic like Audience Manager, Transation Manager, Outbound Email etc.
Many of the Windows Services that used to be installed on Tridion Content Delivery servers before Tridion 2009 used to be simply wrapper services to keep the underlying JVM alive between calls. They were only needed for ASP and ASP.NET web sites. Java-based web sites would host the Content Delivery jars inside the JVM of their own application server, so they didn't need those services.
Since Tridion 2009 a JVM is instantiated inside every application pool that hosts a ASP.NET web site that uses Tridion Content Delivery functionality. Since this means the JVM is now hosted inside your .NET process, the Windows Services for this functionality are not needed anymore.
Windows services that you typically won't need anymore on Tridion 2009 and up (unless you are using classic ASP):
Content Delivery Broker
Content Delivery Linking
You may/probably will still need the following Windows Services:
Content Delivery Cache Channel
Content Delivery Deployer (unless you use HTTP transport with InProcessDeploy set to false)
I simply don't remember which other services there used to be. If you find yourself wondering what happened to one of the services, mention it in a comment (or update the question) and I will add it to the correct list.
We need to implement client / server to open / edit Office documents from server as confluence does. We have our server side implementations (web services) to download / upload documents. Also we have our authentication services that handle user authentication. We need to implement / configure WebDAV along with these existing services. So:
When Office application requests a document from WebDav servlet, webdav connects to our existing service to get the document and would use our existing authentication service to authenticate the user. What code do we need to write to handle this?
Save as above to save a document back.
Can anyone please help me on how to get a quick start on this? Any tutorial links?
Thanks & regards,
Nadeem Ullah
I recently implemented a prototype using the milton framework to browse the repository and open office documents from our DMS and made good progress. It´s wired up using spring and a filter in our deployment descriptor - so far I´m fairly impressed by milton. It´s easy to use and integrates quite well.
From what I know, Webdav protocol is what you are looking for.
Microsoft Office can open files from a WebDAV server and save them back to the server without the need to download them to local file system. To achieve this the following conditions must be met:
Your WebDAV server must support Class 2. Microsoft Office locks documents when creating and opening files for editing. If Microsoft Office is unable to lock the document it will be opened as read-only.
Your WebDAV server must be configured on the site root in case of MS Office 2007 or earlier. Microsoft Office 2007 and earlier may submit OPTIONS and PROPFIND requests to the site root (http://server/) and requires the server to respond properly. If your WebDAV server is non-root Microsoft Office 2007 and earlier may open documents as read-only. There is no this issue with MS Office 2010 and later versions.
https://www.webdavsystem.com/server/documentation/ms_office_read_only/
Please also look at Apache JackRabit which is a WebDav server. And search WebDav from github for other implementaions.