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Piergiorgio Lucidi edited comment on CONNECTORS-287 at 11/24/11 3:22 PM:
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Carlo Sciolla has released the h2-support-1.1.jar under MIT/X11 license [1]
This dependency is available on Clojars [2] and we can add a standard Maven
dependency without manual installation.
I would like to thank Carlo for his support that was very important to create
integration tests for this connector :)
For the Alfresco Web Service Client (alfresco-web-service-client-x.x.jar) we
have a problem because it is released under LGPL3 as mentioned in the Alfresco
wiki [3] and in the license.txt file in the Alfresco SDK distribution.
I think this means that we have to say to users to download separately this
artifact.
Or could we create a script that automatically can download it from remote
repositories?
I mean, in the same way integration tests do to create the alfresco.war using
Maven.
[1] https://github.com/skuro/alfresco-h2-support
[2] https://clojars.org/it.sk.alfresco/h2-support
[3] http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Open_Source_Licensing
was (Author: [email protected]):
Carlo Sciolla has released the h2-support-1.1.jar under MIT/X11 license [1]
This dependency is available on Clojars [2] and we can add a standard Maven
dependency without manually installation.
I would like to thank Carlo for his support that was very important to create
integration tests for this connector :)
For the Alfresco Web Service Client (alfresco-web-service-client-x.x.jar) we
have a problem because it is released under LGPL3 as mentioned in the Alfresco
wiki [3] and in the license.txt file in the Alfresco SDK distribution.
I think this means that we have to say to users to download separately this
artifact.
Or could we create a script that automatically can download it from remote
repositories?
I mean, in the same way integration tests do to create the alfresco.war using
Maven.
[1] https://github.com/skuro/alfresco-h2-support
[2] https://clojars.org/it.sk.alfresco/h2-support
[3] http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Open_Source_Licensing
> An Alfresco connector would be helpful
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>
> Key: CONNECTORS-287
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CONNECTORS-287
> Project: ManifoldCF
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Piergiorgio Lucidi
> Assignee: Piergiorgio Lucidi
> Original Estimate: 120h
> Remaining Estimate: 120h
>
> The idea of this connector is based on the fact that there are many Alfresco
> installations that don't yet support the CMIS protocol (2.1-2.9).
> I'm starting to think about the Alfresco Repository Connector.
> Alfresco doesn't expose any REST API to execute Lucene queries without adding
> some custom WebScripts. I would like to implement a connector that doesn't
> need to install any other custom plugin and that it can work with any
> Alfresco 2.x out of the box installation.
> The unique search service exposed by Alfresco via REST is a keyword search
> service, but it is not useful for our connector.
> I think that the right way to follow is to use the Alfresco Web Services API,
> this API is based on the SOAP protocol and we have a specific Alfresco Web
> Services Client provided by Alfresco.
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