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1 online resource (xi, 411 pages) : illustrations |
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Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; About the Reviewers; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Introducing the SOAP Web Services API; Web Services; Web Services in Alfresco; Introducing SOAP; SOAP vs. REST; The format of SOAP messages; The Web Services Description Language; Using Alfresco Web Services; Using the Alfresco Web Services client SDK; Setting up the Alfresco SDK; Testing the Web Services client; Summary; Chapter 2: Creating and Modifying Content; The Content Manipulation Language (CML); Setting up the Java classpath; Using the precompiled client |
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Using third-party frameworksAuthentication; Setting the endpoint address with a properties file; Setting the endpoint address programmatically; Performing operations on nodes; Creating nodes; Creating content; Creating content using the content service; Removing nodes; Moving nodes; Copying nodes; Associations; Adding child nodes; Removing child nodes; Versioning; Updating nodes without versioning; Getting the version history; Aspects; Adding aspects; Removing aspects; Searching the repository; Performing Lucene queries; Querying associated nodes; Association; Querying child nodes |
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Querying parent nodesSummary; Chapter 3: Collaboration and Administration; Creating collaborative content; Performing check-out; Check-in; Check-in with versioning; Check-in-importing external content; Cancelling a check-out; Managing versioning explicitly; Creating a new version; Deleting all the versions; Getting the version history; Reverting a version; Managing locking explicitly; Locking; Unlocking; Getting the lock status; Classification and categories; Getting classifications; Describing a classification; Getting categories; Adding categories; Getting child categories; Authorization |
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Setting ownersAdding permissions; Creating authorities; Managing actions; Getting action definitions; Default actions; Getting an action definition; Executing actions; Saving actions; Getting actions; Removing actions; Managing rules; Default Conditions; Adding rules; Managing users; Adding users; Deleting users; Updating users; Changing passwords; Getting user information; Searching users; Summary; Chapter 4: A Complete Example; Setting up the project; The Bookshop model; Sign in page; Home page; Configure the bookshop repository; Book details page; Getting book properties |
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Checking the cart spaceGetting all the associated reviews; Adding a book to the cart; Checking if the cart space exists; Creating the cart space; Adding a book in the cart; Cart page; Removing a book from the cart; Adding a review; Managing reviews page; Accepting reviews; Rejecting reviews; Changing user details; Summary; Chapter 5: Using the Alfresco Web Services from .NET; Setting up the project; Testing the .NET sample client; Searching the repository; Performing operations; Authentication; CRUD operations; Creating nodes; Creating content; Updating nodes; Copying nodes; Moving nodes |
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Annotation Alfresco 3 is the leading open source enterprise content management system that offers powerful features for interacting with the content in its repository from outside the system. These include the support for the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) implementation, reusable web scripts, and a Web Services API.<br /><br />This is the first book to show you how to use Web Services in Alfresco. Packed with examples, you'll learn how to build applications using Alfresco remote APIs based on SOAP and REST. You'll see how to use different APIs and bindings such as WebServices, WebScripts, and CMIS.<br /><br />Alfresco 3 Web Services starts off by showing you the services exposed by the Alfresco Web Services API, and how the API fits into the Alfresco software architecture. You learn to develop your application firstly by setting up and testing your Java development environment using the Alfresco SDK in Eclipse IDE and secondly by associating the Alfresco source code and Javadocs in Eclipse.<br /><br />With the help of real world practical examples, you learn how to do things like create, sort, and call Web Scripts, and invoke remote calls to Alfresco repository. To get the most from the Web Services API, you need to know about the basics of the Content Manipulation Language (CML), and the book takes you through this.<br /><br />Examples such as the bookshop application show you how to sign in, change user sessions, get, remove and change public and private associated contents, manage a cart for your e-commerce application, and so on. Next, by implementing a Microsoft .NET application using the Alfresco Web Services API, you see how to perform operations against the repository from your .NET application. The book provides you with REST and SOAP concepts, their comparison, basics of the FreeMarker language, Atom Publishing Protocol, JavaScript controllers, and the Apache Chemistry project.<br /><br />By the end of this book, you will be able to put together your knowledge about CMIS and the Apache Chemistry toolkit to develop a complete working application that uses Alfresco, via CMIS, as a back-end storage. Last but not the least, this book also covers the WebServices security profiles_ the best practices for Web Services to promote better interoperability.<br /><br />A step-by-step guide to implementing the SOAP API, Web Scripts, and CMIS |
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Print version record |
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Management information systems.
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Information resources management.
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Database management.
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Web site development.
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Web services.
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Open source software.
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COMPUTERS -- Management Information Systems.
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Database management
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Information resources management
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Management information systems
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Open source software
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Web services
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Web site development
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Lucidi, Piergiorgio
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| ISBN |
9781849511537 |
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1849511535 |
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1849511527 |
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9781849511520 |
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