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Alfresco Java Apps

jprotivnak
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
I am interested in only using Alfresco as the document repository in the back-end for custom Java apps that would be written by my organization and have a few questions:

1.) Is this a feasible way to use Alfresco?

2.) If it is a feasible way to use Alfresco, is the API robust enough to support this (document creation, upload, deletion, tagging)
      I know Alfresco itself can do this, but are the APIs flushed out enough to support this from a custom java app (I am not interested in writing my own)

3.) If the API is robust enough can someone point me to some examples of basic usage of this in Java?
     I see that it is supposed to support Web Services (SOAP) and Web Scripts (REST)?

Thanks for any help on this.    Smiley Happy
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openpj
Elite Collaborator
Elite Collaborator
1.) Is this a feasible way to use Alfresco?
Yes.
2.) If it is a feasible way to use Alfresco, is the API robust enough to support this (document creation, upload, deletion, tagging)
I know Alfresco itself can do this, but are the APIs flushed out enough to support this from a custom java app (I am not interested in writing my own)
You have 300 WebScripts provided by Alfresco  :wink:
3.) If the API is robust enough can someone point me to some examples of basic usage of this in Java?
I see that it is supposed to support Web Services (SOAP) and Web Scripts (REST)?
In the Alfresco SDK you can find some useful examples but you can use other connectors as CMIS (REST or WS) or IMAP.

jprotivnak
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
That sounds great!   Smiley Very Happy

Is there any api documentation / basic usage examples available for developers?
(ex., which methods / scripts to use uploading + tagging a document into the repository, etc?)