[WCM] WQS: creating templates

mouradef — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 16:03:36 GMT

Hi,Working with alfresco 3.4d, I have read and experienced tutorial about Alfresco WQS (Web Quick Start), it's working nice.using WQS, I can modify and publish the template provided by alfresco.But i want to create my own template for two reasons (at least) :- I'm migrating an already existing site

Re: [WCM] WQS: creating templates

jpotts — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 23:13:26 GMT

The sample quick start app is just a Spring app that uses web scripts for views. The page layout is achieved through freemarker. The freemarker template divides the page into regions. Each region is populated by a web script. Web scripts use freemarker for the view and server-side JavaScript for the controller.

This page-template instance-region-web script stuff is collectively referred to as the Surf Framework. You can find Surf info on the wiki, on slideshare.net, and on http://www.springsurf.org/.

Web Quick Start is really made up of multiple parts:
- The repository persists the objects and provides a structure for your content, search, etc.
- Share provides a user interface for managing the objects
- The sample wcmqs web app provides an example Spring application that queries the repository for content. (This is the thing that is built with Surf).

Some people choose to use parts of Web Quick Start (say, the repository and Share tier) and maybe something different for the front-end, like Struts or Tiles or whatever. So that's why you sometimes see people talking about those other frameworks when they are discussing Web Quick Start.

Hope this helps,

Jeff

Re: [WCM] WQS: creating templates

mouradef — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 12:02:53 GMT

Hi,
Thank you for your answer,
it helps me to have a better ieda about how it works.

Thanks

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