Hi Florian, thx for the info. Anyway I’m glad such an extension possibility exists at all.
Also I just finished a first POC of an own ObjectFactory which creates Folders and Documents providing sample adapters in a couple of hours. So till now seems to work pretty well ;) (Minor problem in my case was that the *.client.runtime and *.client.runtime.repository packages are not exported. So to reuse your implementation of ObjectFactoryImpl, DocumentImpl and FolderImpl I needed to export them in an own wrapper bundle. But OpenCMIS-SPI header is working perfect now to properly load my ObjectFactory ;-))) ). Cheers Sascha > Am 11.08.2015 um 19:20 schrieb Florian Müller <f...@apache.org>: > > Hi Sascha, > > You need your own ObjectFactory to provide an adapter implementation. There > is no configuration or other magic. > This feature has been added but never really fleshes out. We have never > implemented, for example, a registry for adapters. > > > - Florian > > >> Hello together, >> I am currently trying to build my own CMIS EMF (Eclipse Modeling >> Framework) model for building a single-sourced Eclipse 4 RCP / RAP >> CMIS Client. >> After some research I was glad that next to the ObjectFactory SPI >> OpenCMIS has a getAdapter() method at the top level CmisObject. >> I think the intended usage is to implement an own ObjectFactory and >> convert the CMIS domain objects to those with a proper getAdapter() >> implementation. >> In my case the provided adapter is an own EMF model class which I can >> use for Content Provider on the GUI. >> Is this correct? >> Or is there another way to provide an impl for getAdapter()? >> tia >> Cheers >> Sascha >
