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06-30-2009 08:40 PM
Hello!! I want to learn more about this CMIS interface, I've taken a look at the specification and now I want to make my own test code.
But before… I have some questions:
1. What do I need to call REST CMIS services from a Java class?? Is there any client jars I can use? Or will I have to create all XML-ATOM parsing, HTTP calls, etc.?
2. Can I manage custom content types with Alfresco 3 Labs (Stable) CMIS??
3. Which one has better performance, easier development…: SOAP or REST calls??
Thank you for your help!!
But before… I have some questions:
1. What do I need to call REST CMIS services from a Java class?? Is there any client jars I can use? Or will I have to create all XML-ATOM parsing, HTTP calls, etc.?
2. Can I manage custom content types with Alfresco 3 Labs (Stable) CMIS??
3. Which one has better performance, easier development…: SOAP or REST calls??
Thank you for your help!!
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07-02-2009 05:10 AM
1. CMIS exposes a REST Atom feeds binding so you can use Apache Abdera Client to parse atom feeds from a Java application.
Abdera allows you to invoke standard HTTP requests and methods needed for CMIS operations (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE).
Now there is a new Apache project, Apache Chemistry, that it will provide us the standard implementations of CMIS client for REST and Web Service binding.
2. To manage your own custom content types with custom properties you need to use Alfresco 3.2.
3. I think that REST is much better and more easier to implement than WS binding
Hope this helps.
Abdera allows you to invoke standard HTTP requests and methods needed for CMIS operations (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE).
Now there is a new Apache project, Apache Chemistry, that it will provide us the standard implementations of CMIS client for REST and Web Service binding.
2. To manage your own custom content types with custom properties you need to use Alfresco 3.2.
3. I think that REST is much better and more easier to implement than WS binding
Hope this helps.
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07-02-2009 01:51 PM
Thanks a lot for your help!!

