Hi Peter, Correct, the Amazon server the test config currently points to does not support the browser binding. Yes, longer term we definitely need to update the server or setup a new one.
In the short term I think the easiest/quickest thing to do would be to use a Community version of Alfresco, you can download from here: http://www.alfresco.com/products/community/download. It shouldn’t take too long to replicate the test data, I’ve added the steps we have documented below: Navigate into Company Home Create an "ios-test" folder Navigate into "ios-test" folder Create at least 5 subfolders, e.g. "Folder One", "Folder Two", etc. Upload "versioned-quote.txt" Ensure there are at least 5 versions in the version history Upload "activiti-modeler.png" Upload "activity logo big.png" Upload "millenium-dome-exif.jpg" NOTE: Ensure thumbnails are generated for these content items Create "ios-subfolder" folder Navigate in and create "ios-subsubfolder" Navigate in and upload "thumbsup-ios-test-retrieve-parents.gif" Also upload "activiti-logo.png" NOTE: /ios-test/versioned-quote.txt needs to be a non-major version number, e.g. 0.8 Regards, Gavin On 15 Apr 2014, at 09:23, Sutter, Peter <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Gavin, > > In order to start with the implementation of browser binding I wanted to > setup a local CMIS server to run the unit tests against because the server in > the Amazon cloud currently does not support browser binding, right? > > Do you know the best way how I get the test content to my local server? I’m > using the OpenCMIS in memory server. > I have downloaded the content via CMIS workbench but of course I would loose > all the metadata. > > In the long run of course we need to update the server in the Amazon cloud. > > Best regards, > Peter
