This document discusses a WebScript that allows for hot swapping. It contains information on running a script and mentions the WebScript author and integration testing for the WebScript.
This document provides instructions for updating a project repository by scanning a QR code. It outlines 7 steps: 1) Add a QR code processing library, 2) Add the QR code reader to the project POM file, 3) Implement a Java class to handle the QR code update, 4) Add the second part of the Java class, 5) Add the third part of the Java class, 6) Add a JavaScript function to execute the QR code update, 7) References for further information.
This document discusses a WebScript that allows for hot swapping. It contains information on running a script and mentions the WebScript author and integration testing for the WebScript.
This document provides instructions for updating a project repository by scanning a QR code. It outlines 7 steps: 1) Add a QR code processing library, 2) Add the QR code reader to the project POM file, 3) Implement a Java class to handle the QR code update, 4) Add the second part of the Java class, 5) Add the third part of the Java class, 6) Add a JavaScript function to execute the QR code update, 7) References for further information.
Alfresco study presentation 38th customize How-To WebDAVTakeshi Totani
This document discusses the configuration and implementation of WebDAV in Alfresco. It describes how WebDAV is configured as a servlet in Alfresco and defines methods for HTTP requests. It also explains how the WebDAVHelper class is used to retrieve node information and resolve paths, including adding support to locate a user's home folder in the repository.
This document provides instructions for setting up an Angular application that integrates with Alfresco content services using the Alfresco ng2 components library. It includes steps to install dependencies, generate a new application, configure authentication and routing, and add content actions for working with files and folders from Alfresco.
This document describes implementing WebDAV functionality in Alfresco to allow online editing of Office files without using the SharePoint protocol. It outlines limitations with the current approach and proposes a new WebDAV interface that uses Alfresco tickets and content UUIDs for authentication and file paths. The implementation strategy involves adding WebDAV servlet and filter definitions, constructing file paths, and implementing required WebDAV methods. It also describes extensions to Share and client-side registry settings needed to enable online editing of Office files via the new WebDAV interface in Alfresco.