Alfresco Content Management Community Edition

The Apache Chemistry development team is pleased to announce that the 0.4 incubating release of cmislib, the Python client API for CMIS, is now available for download. You may have to use one of the backup servers until the mirrors fully update. ... [More] Alternatively, you can use easy_install to install cmislib by typing “easy_install cmislib”. This [...] Read More [Less]

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About a week ago we made the “Alfresco OpenCMIS Extension” available for download. This extension provides easy read and write access to aspects and aspect properties through OpenCMIS. We are still testing and improving it but the feedback we ... [More] received so far is very positive. More information and the download package can be found here: [...] Read More [Less]

One of the examples I put in the Alfresco Developer Guide is a five star ratings widget. The example company in the book, SomeCo, uses it to let their web site users rate whitepapers published on the site. Metaversant recently took that code and implemented it in a production web site, and that client gave [...] Read More

Back in July of 2009, I did a reorg of the source code that accompanies the Alfresco Developer Guide. Shortly after that I validated against 3.2 Enterprise, but I didn’t keep up with the Alfresco releases after that. I’m happy to say that I’ve caught up. And, to make it easier for you to get [...] Read More

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In this webinar Alfresco’s Paul Hampton, Product Marketing Director will give you an overview of the new features in Alfresco Enterprise 3.4?. View the recording here Read More

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