G’day Joshy,
Depends how the server implements the “local” binding - again you’re into
proprietary extension land at that point.
Cheers,
Peter
On 2014-10-31, at 9:45 AM, Joshy Augustine
mailto:joshymaugust...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Thanks again Peter.
While going through Open CMIS Documentatio
Thanks again Peter.
While going through Open CMIS Documentation, I came across references to a
non-standard 'Local' Binding provided by Open CMIS Framework. My
understanding is that this is a binding that can be used to invoke a CMIS
Server running in the same JVM. If one were to target a new/exis
JCR is just a Java API, so it's technically easy to “integrate” it with any
other Java API-based standard (including JTA for transaction management). In
contrast CMIS is far less less platform dependent and is designed primarily for
“out of process” clients, both of which makes this kind of thi
Thanks Peter.
I was just considering the possibility of replacing a JSR 170 Compliant
Repository with a CMIS Compliant one. From the documentation, it looks like
JSR 170 Repository could potentially support transactions.
Thanks,
Joshy
On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Peter Monks
wrote:
> G’day
G’day Joshy,
There is no such provision in the spec, although I believe it’s technically
possible via proprietary extensions. I have no idea if any current servers
offer this however (Alfresco doesn’t, for example).
Interesting point of note - the 1.1 spec doesn’t even state whether individual
Hi,
I apologise if this is the incorrect forum to ask this question.
Does anyone know if CMIS Specification mentions about Transactions? For
example, is there any possibility for a CMIS Repository API Invocation to
participate in a transaction started by the client of the API?
Thanks,
Joshy
