Hi,

We used this library for different internal use cases and it works really well. 
After “Chemistry Parts” contains different sub components:
* The jQuery based JS library
* The 2 UI components based on the previous library to browse a repository
* And finally WebParts and AppParts that embed the 2 previous UI components

So, be sure to identify what you really need.

Ben

                
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On February 24, 2015 at 5:40:22 PM, Lu, Wentao (wentao...@bchydro.com) wrote:

Thanks Jay and Ben for confirm. Not sure why I did not receive your replies.  

To answer Ben's question: we don't have any deadline, just want to know if this 
library is mature enough so we can use it in our coming projects.  


Wentao  

From: Lu, Wentao  
Sent: 2015, February 20 10:16 AM  
To: dev@chemistry.apache.org  
Subject: Question regarding Chemistry Parts  

Hi,  

We are currently using Chemistry java and .Net API here, but we have more and 
more requests looking for CMIS javascript library and find "Apache Chemistry 
Parts", I have a few questions regarding this library:  


1. Looks like it only support "browser" binding in CMIS 1.1, not web service 
and atompub, is the correct? Is there a plan to support 1.0 binding in the near 
future?  

2. Our current CMIS server (FileNet CMIS) only support CMIS 1.0, but looks like 
if we put Chemistry bridge in front of it and do the conversion, this Chemistry 
Part code will work, do you see any potential issues here for this approach 
(assume we only use 1.0 functions)?  

3. Chemistry Parts has not been released yet, is there an ETA for the release? 
In another words, how mature of this library so far?  


Thanks  
Wentao  


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