OpenWorkdesk is not only a web application :mrgreen:, it is also a framework, called OpenECM-Framework (http://www.wewebu.de/en/products/oecm.html), that can be used by configuration or by changing existing implementation or developing of new components like:1. Adaptors : connections to ECM systems/repositories2. Plugins (functions/features/operations) like: - Record Functions - operations performed on folder - Document Functions - operations performed on documents - Master Plugins - application parts and features3. Remote calls4. Integration into existing environments5. BPM6. Document Viewingand so on… and it's all in JAVA :mrgreen: :arrow: The adaptors (connectors) OpenWorkdesk brings with it, are:- IBM FileNet Image Services (*)- IBM FileNet Content Manager (*)- IBM FileNet Business Process Manager (*)- IBM Content Manager (CM8) (*)- IBM Content Manager on Demand (*)- JSR 170 (*) (e.g. JackRabbit, Saperion)- CMIS compliant Repositories (Alfresco, IBM, Sharepoint….)(*) only Enterprise Edition:idea: Prototype implementations done by WeWebU- Dummy Adaptor (File Based) - part of the Community Edition- IBM Information Integrator Content Edition (IICE) Connector- OpenText Livelink- EMC Documentum- MS SharepointSo if you are using other ECM systems or repositories like I mentioned before (e.g. Oracle Stellent, proprietary repositories - file or database based…) you can write your own adaptor. For this you have to implement some java interfaces of the OpenECM-Framework (OpenWorkdesk Community Edition) placed in the package named: ow_core. - Interfaces: OwNetwork, OwObject, OwObjectClass, OwProperty, OwPropertyClass, OwVersion, OwResource, OwContentCollection
and so on…Then you have to configure your application to use your own adaptor (owbootstrap.xml, web.xml).Please let me now what kind of repository would you like to connect with the OpenWorkdesk Community Edition… :ugeek:
