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Alfresco 3 Cookbook by Snig Bhaumik. It seems that I have become a regular reviewer of Alfresco books for Packt. The publisher invited me to review the latest book about Alfresco and provided me a free copy of the book to review. I was somewhat excited about reading this book because the purpose of the book was to provide “minimum theory…maximum action.” I assumed that this book would be filled with tons of sample code that I could use on a regular basis. If you are a first time Alfresco developer and have not read many books on Alfresco, Snig’s cookbook is an excellent reference.
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This review does not attempt to provide information about Alfresco or WCM outside the context of the book. The review focuses on what the book offers, what it does well, and where it could have done better. Content outline and information about the authors is present on the publisher’s page for the book . Review When I received my review copy I had the following context about the subject of the book.
Content Management etc.
In early days, all Documentum clients were thick clients (either DFC based or DMCL based). This means it was on a 2-tier architecture. You either need to have a DFC or a DFC based client installed on every client that accesses the Documentum Repository or alternatively use the legacy DMCL library based (IAPI, IDQL) to access the repository .
dm_notes: Documentum Notes
You need to submit 3 app ideas. Once they are approved by the team, you will get a free phone. You must submit 3 apps over 3 months to keep the phone.
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Java reflections is one of the most powerful API’s of Java Language, this can be used to reduce code significantly. Most of the Current Enterprise application consists of different layers and they use … more → Ajith Prabhakar's Weblog Ajith Prabhakar wrote 3 years ago : Java reflections is one of the most powerful API’s of Java Language, this can be used to reduce code … more → Tags: DFS , Documentum , Ajith , Ajith Prabhakar , Ajiths Notes , Content Server , D6 , DFC , DFS Tutorial
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I recently had the opportunity to meet with a client that had implemented Documentum Webtop 4 years ago. I was part of that implementation. It was like being in a time warp to return after 4 years to see that really no further expansion of the initial roll out had occurred save for adding on lots more object types.
Infinite Blend: Enterprise Content Management
This is the second part of a mini series of articles on Documentum Print Control Services (PCS) and how to use it effectively. The first part provided an introduction and overview of PCS. In this article I will take a much more in-depth technical look at the product. Optional WDK components for Webtop and Taskspace (as mentioned in the first article this PCS support is built into Documentum Compliance Manager) As we will see later PCS also relies on PDF and Postscript rendition generation so DTS or ADTS is required. So what happens when a controlled print request is issued from an application?
Inside Documentum
Paul Warren
Now that we have Composer installed on Eclipse JEE we have an open tooling platform that we can extend. One such extension is Eclipse Team that provides a source control API that most source control vendors; cvs (comes with eclipse anyway), svn, perforce, starteam, etc, have integrated with. Right out of the box you can share your projects with other team members via most standard source control systems.
There has been a lot of hype and real data about mobile devices(smart phones and tablets) outselling PCs of late. Like everyone else, I was impressed. Then I saw another quote on the topic from Box’s Aaron Levie , Oh, they are pervasive and everywhere. They are even reducing the usage of PCs.
Word of Pie
Then immediately he asked another question Is there a place or Dictionary kind of stuff for checking the meaning of the terms and terminologies used in Documentum. Why not? I started searching in Google for the same.