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New Implantation - basic arquitecture question

rantamplan — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 10:39:32 GMT

I want that two different alfesco applications use the same content server. If I make two WARS, I will have two different applications, but two content servers too, and I only want to have one alfresco content server. I´m wrong??. Can I have two different WARS using the same content server?. If is n

Re: New Implantation - basic arquitecture question

mrogers — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 11:55:40 GMT

Same idea.

You can have one alfresco repository (alfresco.war) and any number of other applications which use alfresco by one of the many remote APIs.

Or you can embed alfresco into your spring application.

Re: New Implantation - basic arquitecture question

rantamplan — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 09:43:37 GMT

Imagine this situation in Documentum: two webtop customized applications in the same tomcat appointing both to the same content server. I have to set out the similr situation in Alfresco. I think that the content server and the web application in Alfresco are both in the same WAR that is alfresco.war, so I have to developpe both different inside alfresco.war, I´m right?. Is something very basic, but I´m a completely ignorant in Alfresco, sorry.

Re: New Implantation - basic arquitecture question

mrogers — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 10:00:10 GMT

No you are not.

Yes, the content server and the explorer web application are in alfresco.war. Or you can deploy alfresco from spring without the web container.

Your web application is your own application, that will access alfresco remotely.

Re: New Implantation - basic arquitecture question

marutiprasad — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 06:39:10 GMT

some idea,

Otherwise you can go with multi tenent configuration. Same repository two different apps (virtually)

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