CMIS Browser Binding - Any documentation?
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08-13-2013 07:00 AM
Hi,
I'm developing a CMIS web based client in Google's DART language and I am using the CMIS Browser Binding to test against as this gives me
data back in JSON format. I've got the repository info working but am running into problems on where to go next, all the available docs seem to refer to the Atom bindings. Are there any docs about this binding, no matter how unfinished?
Or, is better to not do this at the moment and use the Atom bindings?
I'm developing a CMIS web based client in Google's DART language and I am using the CMIS Browser Binding to test against as this gives me
data back in JSON format. I've got the repository info working but am running into problems on where to go next, all the available docs seem to refer to the Atom bindings. Are there any docs about this binding, no matter how unfinished?
Or, is better to not do this at the moment and use the Atom bindings?
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08-15-2013 07:29 PM
The Browser binding is CMIS 1.1 and we do not currently have 1.1 in the product. We started shipping an experimental version of the browser binding a while back. But I'd personally be wary of relying on anything labeled experimental, though I have no hard data to say whether or not using the experimental browser binding is a bad idea.
So, for now, stick to the Atom Pub binding or the Web Services binding (which is slower than Atom Pub).
Now, if you want to play around and be ready for the browser binding when it comes, the Apache Chemistry InMemory repository has supported the browser binding since at least 0.9. We leverage Apache Chemistry so our browser binding should behave very similarly.
Jeff
So, for now, stick to the Atom Pub binding or the Web Services binding (which is slower than Atom Pub).
Now, if you want to play around and be ready for the browser binding when it comes, the Apache Chemistry InMemory repository has supported the browser binding since at least 0.9. We leverage Apache Chemistry so our browser binding should behave very similarly.
Jeff
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08-16-2013 03:35 AM
Ok, thanks, I'll switch to Atom for now and look at the browser binding later.
