Alain Escaffre
Tue, 18 Nov 2008 10:27:27 -0800
http://localhost:8080/nuxeo/site/For wikis, click on wikis, then on create wikis, on the right. You have to fill a name (please don't put spaces, as the name will be used for url and it would crash (m3...) )
Thanks and enjoy ! Alain
Nuxeo EP 5.2.M3 has been tagged last week and released today.This release is a milestone towards Nuxeo 5.2 which is still in active development, and due to be released in December.As such, you should consider it as experimental or unstable, and still use Nuxeo 5.1.6, available from http://www.nuxeo.org/sections/ downloads/, for production, unless you have very specific needs and are willing to go though you own QA process or to work with us on .To try it out, grab the packages: http://www.nuxeo.org/static/NuxeoEP/nuxeo-ep-5.2.0.m3-1.tar.gz http://www.nuxeo.org/static/NuxeoEP/nuxeo-ep-5.2.0.m3-1.zip Or the installers:http://www.nuxeo.org/static/NuxeoEP/nuxeo-ep-5.2.0.m3- installer-1.jar [Generic] http://www.nuxeo.org/static/NuxeoEP/nuxeo-ep-5.2.0.M3-setup-1.exe [Windows 32 bits] http://www.nuxeo.org/static/NuxeoEP/nuxeo-ep-5.2.0.M3_64-setup.exe [Windows 64 bits] Note that these packages are much bigger than the previous release (~150 Mb vs. ~110 Mb) due to the fact that they now include Nuxeo Shell (a command-line utility that can be very helpful to help manage a Nuxeo instance) and some of the JARs have been duplicated. This will be fixed in the next release.Nuxeo WebEngine 1.0.RC has also been released at the same time (read below for more information), and packaged into the Nuxeo EP packages above.Nuxeo WebEngine is also available as standalone, much smaller, packages, embedded in different application servers:http://www.nuxeo.org/static/NuxeoEP/nuxeo-webengine- jetty-1.0.rc.zip [Nuxeo WebEngine enbedded in Jetty] http://www.nuxeo.org/static/NuxeoEP/nuxeo-webengine-gf3-1.0.rc.zip [Nuxeo WebEngine embedded in GlassFish v3]Please read on below for the release notes.For the detailed list of issues and tasks that have been closed for this release, please read:http://jira.nuxeo.org/browse/NXP? report=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.project:changelog-panel (for Nuxeo EP) http://jira.nuxeo.org/browse/WEB? report=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.project:changelog-panel (for Nuxeo WebEngine, will be updated shortly)Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to this milestone!We would love your feedback on this release: either on this mailing list, or in person during the Nuxeo Developer Day on Dec 1st (http://www.nuxeo.org/sections/news/first-nuxeo-developer/).Please also take some time (10 minutes) to fill the Nuxeo Developer Survey: http://www.nuxeo.org/sections/news/first-nuxeo-survey/.Enjoy, S. Release Notes for Nuxeo EP 5.2.M3The first difference you will see in this M3 is the new black default theme that is a preview of the “Chicago” theme.For this release, most of the work has be focussed on infrastructure so there are few really new features, but a lot will be available as soon as the M3 addons will be released.Here is a quick overview of what has changed: Seam / JSF WebApp The infrastructure has been upgraded and cleaned up. The default JSF WebApp is now based on: Seam 2.0 JBoss RichFacesFor backward compatibility we have kept minimal support for Apache Tomahawk.The WebApp code and in particular the Seam components have been optimized (40% faster than 5.1.7 and 100% faster than 5.2.M2) and cleaned up.About context management, we still have not reached our target model, but there are already some new patterns in this M3.WebEngineWebEngine “JAX-RS” version has been released and is now included in the Nuxeo EP bundle.WebEngine was completely redesigned. It is now based on JAX-RS and provides a powerful framework to build any RESTful application - and not just web applications as before.Here is a list of the main new concepts and capabilities of WebEngine:Configuration is minimal. Request dispatching, path matching, object behaviors and capabilities now are all defined using annotations. Flexible object model: you can expose any Java object or resource as Web Objects which are described by Web Object Types. Web Object Types are inheritable so you can easily extend existing objects. Web Object Types are providing facets to add behavioral information on Web Objects Any Web Object can be adapted: to dynamically add new functionalities to existing WebObjects you can define WebAdapter objects Nuxeo Core Document Types are transparently exposed as Web Object Types - and facets are exposed as Web Object facets. Provides built-in Document oriented Web Objects that may expose any Core Document.Hot deploy improved.Scripting is now focused on Groovy. Although other script engines are supported (but with some limitations) you must use Groovy to be able to extend the object model. WebEngine now ships only with Groovy, other script engines must be installed by hand. Groovy Scripting improved. WebObject or JAX-RS resources can be defined in Groovy. Hot redeploy works also for Groovy classes when in debug mode. Resteasy is now included as the default JAX-RS backend. More backends (Restlet, Jersey…) to come soon. Provides a flexible way to build REST APIs for Nuxeo services. For instance, soon a generic command-line REST client will be provided as an administration and debug tool.Wiki WebEngine now comes with new Wiki/Wiki page content types. Wiki pages are editable in WebEngine and in the JSF WebApp. Packaging and Application Server Support Jboss 4.2.3 support for Nuxeo EP full.Packaging with WebEngine and a minimal Nuxeo Service set are also available for:Jetty GlassFish 3 prelude GlassFish support will be extended to Nuxeo EP full in the next week. WebEngine and JSFWebEngine and the JSF WebApp now share some common components (Authentication, Filters…).A very basic integration of the JSF WebApp as a backoffice for a WebEngine application is now available.Integration and links between the JSF WebApp and WebEngine will be extended in the next weeks, but the basic integration layer is working.CoreNuxeo Core implementation has been improved in particular for the event handling system.The full-SQL based repository implementation is now part of the standard bundle even if the default configuration still uses Jackrabbit. This repository implementation allows you transparent access to your data at the SQL level.IndexingThe SearchService implementation directly inside the Jackrabbit or SQL Core have been greatly improved, but complete fulltext search is still not complete in current implementations. That’s why the m3 still comes with the Compass/Lucene based SearchEngine.Nevertheless, m3 comes with the same version of the SearchService than 5.1.7: indexing is now completely stable and far more efficient.Flex connector A Flex connector is available as an addon for 5.2-M3. Sample code will be released asap since it is ready. GWT GWT has been integrated with Nuxeo. 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