alfresco database

mustufa — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 11:13:15 GMT

hi,I m new with alfresco1.can i know which db is used by alfreso?2.can i manage any type of project (.net,java,python) may be it webproject using alfresco s/w.ThanksMustufa,

Re: alfresco database

kvc — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 17:42:54 GMT

We support a variety of DBs, including MySQL, Oracle, SQLServer, PostgresQL, and Sybase. We typically certify MySQL and Oracle first, as they tend to be the more popular platforms.

A web project is a set of virtual staging servers for a web site or web app. Each virtual staging server contains the source tree of your site - both code and content, all files and directories. Within a web project, you can manage anything - HTML sites, Python sites, .NET sites, and more. Basic asset management services from versioning to workflow to snapshoting to deployment work regardless of site architecture. It is important to note that since we support a file system interface, however you build your site in term of references, includes, etc. doesn't require any changes. You can import you site via drag-and-drop and viola it is under management.

For sites built using JSP, Spring, or some other Java web app framework we also have special services to enable in-context preview by automatically creating virtual app server instances to preview any staged version of a site. For other site types - like .NET - to preview you mount any given virtual staging server on a remote server and manually configure a web server / app server instance to point to it to enable in-context preview.

Hope that helps. Cheers.

Kevin

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