I was following this tuto , here's the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JXQdDoQCCU but i have no access to https://my.alfresco.com/share.
if there is no way , i need another solution to export to alfresco automatically .
Depending on the version of Alfresco you're connecting to, you'll need to configure the CMIS Export to hit the appropriate CMIS endpoint for your Alfresco instance. Assuming it's an Alfresco 4.2+ instance (using CMIS 1.1), that endpoint will look like this:
http://<hostname>:<port>/alfresco/api/-default-/public/cmis/versions/1.1/atom
If it's using CMIS 1.0 (pre-4.2), it will look like this:
http://<hostname>:<port>/alfresco/cmisatom
If it's CMIS 1.1, you'll use the "-default-" CMIS Repository ID. If it's CMIS 1.0, provide your repository ID.
You'll then need to provide the credentials for the Alfresco instance.
Also make sure you turn "ON" the CMIS Server switch.
Set the appropriate CMIS version. Also set the CMIS Root folder Name. The default behavior is to create the folder in the root of your repository.
Many of the remaining properties do not need to be set - you won't need CMIS Export Client Key, Secret Key, Refresh Token, Redirect URL, or Network to export to Alfresco.
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So I am building a Rest API and have used a swagger YAML file to define the API.
I use the swagger editor to view the spec but how do I host / make it available for everyone in our company to browse ?
Does the swagger get bundled with the actual deployed code and then it is accessible ?
You will need to host it somewhere. Either simply as a downloadable file, or embedded in an application such as Swagger UI.
I am trying to automate my Wso2 5.3.0 configuration so that it is easier to setup a Wso2 instance based on our needs.
Is it possible to configure service providers through some configuration file instead of doing it through the admin panel?
You can do this via the administration SOAP API. You need to call different services depending on the configuration (SAML, OIDC ...).
Unfortunately wso2 does not bundle a cli tool for that. We ended up writing our own command line client for export and import.
Searching around i found the doc page about the service for handling policies. It is called EntitlementPolicyAdminService and the doc page can be found here .
Still too bad that this is not configurable by a config file or something but at least there is a workable solution.
Is there integration with Alfresco and Own-cloud? Or how to deploy alfresco to own-cloud?
I do not believe that it is possible to deploy Alfresco to OwnCloud. It also looks like OwnCloud does not (at the time of writing) support CMIS (see https://github.com/owncloud/core/issues/17563) so I think that it will be hard if not impossible to create an integration between Alfresco and OwnCloud.
But I saw a free web application before called MultCloud that can access all cloud storage in one place. There are more than 20 cloud services supported, including ownCloud and Alfresco.
Once you add your accounts into it, you're able to sync or transfer files among them directly from the web page. I use this tool to manage my Dropbox, Evernote and ownCloud. It would give a help from my point of view.
I need to integrate alfresco with Navision 2013 and I focused on alfresco web service (soap binding) to create a connector beetween the two systems.I searched a lot in alfresco wiki and forum but I didn't find nothing about SOAP version. Someone can give me an overview and links where to find some of usefull articles for making basic operations (upload, download documetents, create folder, get workflow information)using cmis soap services?
Alfresco CMIS specs: http://cmis.alfresco.com/
Apache OpenCMIS Java Clients: http://chemistry.apache.org/java/opencmis.html
You can select to use the SOAP binding.
Apache Workbench: http://chemistry.apache.org/java/developing/tools/dev-tools-workbench.html
With this tool you can test your CMIS server with all the needed services.
The published wsdl of the web-service we work with has a Policy tag.
But after we create a client using wsimport and Netbeans, it would not allow to edit any attributes of WSIT settings. In Apache CXF you can supply the attributes via API. As far as we see, in case of Metro and Netbeans it needs an xml file with the policy attributes set.
Documentation says that those attributes can be edited via Web service client' settings and xml automatically generated. But in our case no WSIT (Security) tab is accessible.
Here, documentation presents how the properties should look like. http://metro.java.net/nonav/1.2/guide/Configuring_Security_Using_NetBeans_IDE.html#gfrds
(Security tab)
Is there any easy way to provide the client with options as message signing, keystore and trustore (as published service required)?