How to publish my website with alfresco??

[sirclueless]

Hi. I need help how to do publishing my website which I have created with alfresco. I have alfresco version 2.0 enterprise. Can somebody explain me how to do that?

[rdanner]

Hi. I need help how to do publishing my website which I have created with alfresco. I have alfresco version 2.0 enterprise. Can somebody explain me how to do that?

Have a look at this documentation:
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Deployment

[kvc]

Also, please note that with our upcoming 2.1 release, in addition to the Alfresco –> Alfresco deployment supported with 2.0.1E, we will additionally be supported deployment from an Alfresco server to a remote file server.  This can be used to deploy static HTML sites to a flat file server for delivery via an Apache server, or used in conjunction with an Alfresco –> Alfresco deployment, where the application resources (JSPs, etc.) push to a remote application server delivering content from a run-time Alfresco repo.

Please stay tuned for more details on our wiki with the upcoming release this June for 2.1.

Kevin

[nuga]

what if you don't have the enterprise edition?

[kvc]

The 2.0.1 deployment capabilities were merged into HEAD upon release of 2.0.1, and so available from SVN and all nightly builds.  For anyone not on maintenance, this means that deployment support is mixed with upcoming with upcoming 2.1.0 functionality.  Our next Community build with 2.0.1 deployment services, expanded to include deployment to a remote file server for simple HTML sites to be served via Apache, along with support for exclude directories and remote script execution.  Our next Community build is targeted for June, which target dates to be posted to our wiki this Friday.

Kevin

[decentrix]

kvc,

how far along is the flat-file file-server deployment function in 2.1.0dev?
I'd like to try out the nightly builds and test this, if it's present.

Thanx,

-Tony

[kvc]

Basic file-system deployment was checked-in on May 6th:

First basically functional alfresco -> filesystem deployment.
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                 Key: CHK-296
                 URL: http://issues.alfresco.com/browse/CHK-296
             Project: Check In
          Issue Type: Check In
          Components: Repository, WCM

–Overview–
First basically functional alfresco -> filesystem deployment.
- Implemented deployDifferencesFS() in DeploymentService.
- Very basic test of full roundtrip deployment.
- Bunch of bug fixes in deployment receiver.
- Fixed class paths for Eclipse. (Of course maybe I just broke them for everyone else.)
  Repository project depends on Deployment project now.
- Added Deployment project to build.  Works for me.  Modified
  continuous.xml, I hope, successfully.

Still to do:
- Testing.
- Recovery logic for many failure modes.
- Some kind of packaging.‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

File-system deployment still has a few items to wrap-up:

*  GUI integration
*  Support for kicking off remote server-side scripts

These items will be completed sometime towards the end of our development cycle, before our code freeze date of June 15th.

Cheers.


Kevin

[nuga]

The 2.0.1 deployment capabilities were merged into HEAD upon release of 2.0.1, and so available from SVN and all nightly builds.  For anyone not on maintenance, this means that deployment support is mixed with upcoming with upcoming 2.1.0 functionality.  Our next Community build with 2.0.1 deployment services, expanded to include deployment to a remote file server for simple HTML sites to be served via Apache, along with support for exclude directories and remote script execution.  Our next Community build is targeted for June, which target dates to be posted to our wiki this Friday.

Kevin

just to make sure..

there is no deployment capabilities yet, with this community release but it will be in the next one.  is that correct?

[kvc]

Yes, deployment capabilities are available only in 2.0.1E (our enterprise maintenance release) and nightly builds of 2.1.0.  Our current Community release, 2.0.0, does not have deployment support.

If you are interested in testing deployment, you can take a nightly build and test Alfresco –> Alfresco deployment support in the GUI (remote file server deployment is not yet integrated into the web client).  For more detail on deployment, you can look at the following page on our wiki:

http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Deployment

Kevin