topic Can I use alfresco for this? in Alfresco Archive

Can I use alfresco for this?

sim085 — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 11:03:35 GMT

Dear all,This is my first post here and I am not sure if I am in the right place or not! Basically I have been developing websites with Springframework, Hibernate, and other Java technologies for quite sometime now, however I never actually implemented any content management system for these website

Re: Can I use alfresco for this?

sim085 — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 13:19:17 GMT

however I still can not understand how I can integrate Alfresco with my web applications and so far could not find any documentation that shows how to do this.

Hi again,

Basically I have found the documentation I was searching for seems I was looking in the wrong place. The documentation I found is very good and has already gave me a good idea on how to integrate Alfresco in my web applications.

Regards,
Sim085

Re: Can I use alfresco for this?

csnaren — Sat, 21 Apr 2007 07:11:15 GMT

Hi

I also need to the same, can you please share the documentation

Re: Can I use alfresco for this?

sully — Sun, 22 Apr 2007 19:58:38 GMT

sim085 - Where did you find this documentation?

Thanks!
Sully

Re: Can I use alfresco for this?

jperez — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 20:50:00 GMT

Iâ€™m looking for the same
Iâ€™ll try to use the Web Services API

check this out:
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Alfresco_Content_Management_Web_Services

Re: Can I use alfresco for this?

kvc — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 10:31:23 GMT

Please also note that with 2.0.0, our new WCM offering enables you to manage your entire web application in the context of the Alfresco repository using a new versioning and staging model with built in support for web app virtualization (to preview any arbitrary in-progress development state of the website). This WCM capability was targeted to support developers such as yourselves building new web apps that leverage Alfresco as a run-time repository and host for embedded content management services. Our WCM offering in addition to the above provides built-in support for snapshoting and deployment - so that you can take a known good version of your site and transactionally replicate to one or multiple run-time Alfresco servers in an incremental manner with built in support for rollback.

I'd highly encourage you to look into leveraging Alfresco WCM to manage ongoing development, test, and release management of your custom Spring-based web app. That way, as you modify your web app to make new calls to Alfresco, you can test those calls within the context of Alfresco itself in a staged version of your web app before promoting to production.

Please let us know what questions you may have here, and, if you proceed, how this goes. This would be a wonderful use of our WCM offering. For more detail on our WCM offering, please refer to our wiki:

http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/New_Web_Content_Management_Plan

Kevin

Re: Can I use alfresco for this?

oxxdi — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 12:14:31 GMT

Hi Kevin!

IÂ´m developing a web site. My needs are to take content from an external database and modify it. For example a person who have not knowledges about web programming should can change a content ,like a phone number, and then the web page will be update.

If you have any doubt about it let me know

Thanks in advance for any comments

OxxDi

Re: Can I use alfresco for this?

gundakiran — Sun, 15 Jul 2007 20:04:35 GMT

Hi sim085:

I also have the same requirement.. Can you please share some documentation on it ?

Thanks
Kiran