I'm wondering if Alfresco Out Of the Box can be configured to integrate with Liferay.
Or, must it be extended using custom content types/models before I can integrate it with Liferay.
Have you tried either of these? How has your experience been? We are using community Alfresco and Enterprise Liferay. I'm trying to see my options here. May be my question is too vague. Please throw in ideas if you think there's some aspects I'm completely missing.
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I would like to integrate my sonarqube instance with a confluence space, so all my team could have access to the project metrics. Does anyone know any plugin that does this or how to do it without a plugin? Thanks
You're looking for badges, which allow you to embed a little image in a page with a metric name and current metric value. This is a native feature on SonarCloud.io, and coming soon for SonarQube. In the meantime, there's a community plugin you can use.
We experienced the same need and a colleague recommended me to give this a try:
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/es.excentia.confluence.plugins.confluence-sonarqube-connector/server/overview
We are currently in the evaluation stage, and quite happy with its use and functionality.
I would like to enhance the social office theme for liferay : so-theme.
I tried to create a new theme with the liferay IDE but the default theme is still used.
Has anyone modified the social office theme?
Thanks a lot for yours answers
Ok, I found the answer on the liferay forum, answer from Liferay staff:
Unfortunately, changing so-theme is the only way to do it. We locked down the ability to deploy a theme because the majority of (most likely all) of the portal themes would be incompatible with the way we do a few things in SO.
Suggestion in the same forum post by Liferay Staff:
My suggestion for now would be to add another "include" line in the main.css at the very end and keep your changes there. I think this will make maintainability easier for you until we find a permanent solution for theming Social Office.
So it's not possible to create a new liferay theme based on so-theme. The only way is to directly modify the deploy theme.
I'm learning how to develop advanced workflow in Alfresco and I find things like bpm_assignee, bpm_workflowDueDate, taskInstance, initiator and so on in custom behaviour JavaScript API code examples but I can't find documentation for it.
Can somebody point me to the right direction?
In addition to the wiki page Tahir cited...
The official documentation on Alfresco workflows lives here for Alfresco 4:
http://docs.alfresco.com/4.0/topic/com.alfresco.enterprise.doc/topics/wf-howto.html
And here for Alfresco 3.4:
http://docs.alfresco.com/3.4/topic/com.alfresco.Enterprise_3_4_0.doc/topics/wf-howto.html
You may also be interested in an advanced workflow tutorial. This one is for Alfresco 4 and uses Activiti:
http://ecmarchitect.com/images/articles/alfresco-workflow/advanced-workflow-article-2ed.pdf
This one uses older versions of Alfresco and jBPM:
http://ecmarchitect.com/images/articles/alfresco-workflow/advanced-workflow-article.pdf
Go through the WorkflowAdministration Wiki page, there you'll find all the info you need.
Well the topic says it all. Can I use google web toolkit to generate my views to be used in Castle Monorail project and render it through nvelocity view engine. Is it at all possible?
I don't know of anyone that has tried this, but GWT is a server-independent technology so in principle I don't see why it wouldn't work. GWT needs some server-side plumbing which you'll probably have to write yourself (again because I haven't found anyone that has done this before).
You might want to check out Script# which is similar to GWT but you code in .Net, it has MSBuild support, Visual Studio integration, etc.
How can i add a plug-in that i developed in MOODLE, considering the fact that MOODLE is an open source project?
Here is the documentation on installing contributed modules to moodle. You have to be approved before your plugins are available to everybody. If you wanted to get your plugin added as a core component, you should contact the development team. Make sure you follow the guidelines for your contributed code.
Check the guidelines for contributed code. They should include everything you need to know about contributing to the moodle project. They describe that you have to submit it on their bugtracker, etc. -- for further question, I suggest you contact the moodle people directly.
The code checker plug in developed by the Open University (moodle.org/plugins/view.php?plugin=local_codechecker) is an invaluable tool for anyone hoping to contribute an extension to Moodle and incorporates general coding good practice.
I would recommend using this for any software you are planning to share with other Moodle users and using the forums at moodle.org to get some feedback on beta versions and your concept while developing your plug-in.
Moodle contributes code guidelines.
http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Guidelines_for_contributed_code#How_to_submit_code
Read the How to request that your code be tested/reviewed section.
Pay particular attention to following the moodle API
http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Coding