The document discusses integrating Enterprise Content Management (ECM) with Drupal using CMIS (Content Management Interoperability Services) to enhance document management capabilities. It outlines the benefits of CMIS, including simplified application development and independence from content management repositories, and details various Drupal CMIS modules. The document also provides installation instructions and hooks for developers to customize their CMIS integration with Drupal.

1. Adding Enterprise Content Management to your Drupal site using CMIS

2. IntroductionThe current problem in ECMThe solution - CMISBenefits of CMISThe Drupal CMIS ModuleDemonstrationDeveloping your own CMIS WebsitesConclusion

3. The Problem with ECM Today

4. The Solution – CMIS!CMIS: Content Management Interoperability Services

5. How CMIS WorksSambaJAM REST API

6. SOAP WebServices

7. Atom

8. CMIS Query LanguageBenefits of CMISCMIS specification provides a Web services interface that:• Is designed to work over existing repositories enabling customers to build and leverage applications against multiple repositories -- unlocking content they already have • Decouples Web services and content from the content management repository, enabling customers to manage content independently • Provides common Web services and Web 2.0 interfaces to dramatically simplify application development • Is development platform and language agnostic • Supports composite application development and mash-up by the business or IT analyst

9. Drupal + CMIS = Enable proper document management on your site using CMIS and an Enterprise RepositoryDrupal – Community sites, web publishing, eCommerce, web applicationsECM – Full text search, workflows, renditions, security, auditing, scalability, metadata, version control

10. Drupal CMIS Modulecmis.module- CMIS client apicmis_common.module- CMIS common client library implementation cmis_browser.module- CMIS repository browser cmis_query.module- Provides the ability to run CMIS 1.0 queries against the current CMIS repository. cmis_sync.module- Allows synchronization between Drupal nodes and CMIS objects. cmis_headerswing.module- Demo module that demonstrates using hook_cmis_service() to access the CMIS repository via header-based authentication such as Basic Auth or NTLM. cmis_dev.module- Demo module that displays current CMIS repository's properties. Useful for basic connection testing.

11. InstallationDownload from http://drupal.org/project/cmisPut CMIS module folder into /sites/all/modules directoryEdit your settings.php to include configuration settings (see below)Enable the module in Drupal.$conf['cmis_repositories'] = array( 'default' => array( 'user' => 'admin', 'password' => 'admin', 'url' => 'http://cmis.alfresco.com/s/cmis' ));$conf['cmis_sync_map'] = array( 'cmis_page' => array( 'enabled' => TRUE, 'cmis_folderPath' => '/DrupalCMISContent' ),);

12. Demonstration