Alfresco Book

[paulhh]

One of our partners has written a book on Alfresco.  Full details here:
http://www.packtpub.com/alfresco/book

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"Alfresco Enterprise Content Management Implementation
Munwar Shariff

How to Install, use, and customize this powerful, free, Open Source Java-based Enterprise CMS
    * Manage your business documents: version control, library services, content organization, and search
    * Workflows and business rules: move and manipulate content automatically when events occur
    * Maintain, extend, and customize Alfresco: backups and other admin tasks, customizing and extending the content model, creating your own look and feel"

[cneto]

Hi,

Congratulations!! Alfresco's book is very usefull

Just one little thing… I realized you missed to explain how to do a AND search in Alfresco's Book.

[czierleyn]

I just read the book and also found it very useful. Especially if you're just starting with Alfresco and if you can't find your way through all he wiki's and tutorials, then this book is for you. It shows step by step how to do a basic set up and configuration of Alfresco.

[muralikrishna19]

Hello,

I am really excited to study the Alfresco book. Could any one of you please send me the PDF book? My email id is : muralikrishna1979@gmail.com

Thanks,
Murali Krihshna

[steve]

Hello,

The book is available to buy as a PDF from the Pactpub link found in the first post.

[mdsahni]

What version of Alfresco is covered in this book!! Does it cover WCM, Forms and Records Mgmt??

Regards,

[dnind]

It covers version 1.4.  It doesn't cover web content management and records management.  My observation and use of this excellent book is that it is entirely relevant for setting up and configuring v2.0.

[peterh_nl]

I totally agree with Dnind: fine and very usefull book!
furthermore I expect that current users/buyers will get a copy of an update when available for free. That's pretty common in 'digitalbook'-world.  :wink:
But.. also if that wóuldn't happen, i don't regret for a second having bought the copy I own.
Cheers,
Peter

[bsawler]

Very useful book, plus I received it here in Vietnam in less than 10 days.

[sdavis139]

The book definitely makes for a good Alfresco "primer".  Logical flow with lots of step-by-step examples, and sample code you can download separately.  One minor thing: it was published before WCM… so there's no info on that.

Good thing there's a great tutorial as part of that module:

http://downloads.sourceforge.net/alfresco/WCM_Eval_Guide2.0.pdf?modtime=1172667639&big_mirror=0