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There he focuses on server side development, quality assurance and software architecture.
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Apps can take advantage of Magnolia CMS' built-in best-practice framework, reducing development time and improving end-user experience. They're also faster to develop, easier to maintain and more secure on account of Magnolia CMS' sophisticated, documented Apps API and encapsulated environment.
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A content management system (CMS) is a software tool that allows publishing, editing, and maintaining content from a central interface. An enterprise content management system (ECMS) is used to capture, manage, store, preserve and deliver organizational content and documents. A web content management system (WCMS) is used by technical and non-technical staff to manage structured web pages for websites, intranets or extranets. Magnolia CMS is an open source enterprise content management system with a user-friendly interface to manage web content for leading organizations worldwide.
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Overview
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- Learn how to configure Camel K for seamless data pipeline integrations in your anomaly detection workflow.
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12. Jupyter Notebooks with Code Examples
- Hands-on examples and code snippets in Jupyter Notebooks to help you implement and test anomaly detection models.
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1. Integration options in
Magnolia CMS
Grégory Joseph 07.02.2012 at Open Source Now, Geneva
1 Magnolia is a registered trademark owned by Magnolia International Ltd.
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2. Agenda
Introduction
Magnolia CMS architectural overview
Integration possibilities
Concrete examples
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3. Focus & take away
Content-related integration
Left out: authentication, hosting, ...
What Magnolia CMS can do for you
... or what YOU can do !
Grégory Joseph 07.02.2012 at Open Source Now, Geneva
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4. The ego slide
Grégory Joseph
Software engineer by trade
at Magnolia since 2006
Community Manager since 2011
@hpesojg
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5. About Magnolia
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6. Raise your hand
If you use a CMS
If you have heard about Magnolia CMS
If you use Magnolia CMS
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7. About Magnolia CMS
Open Source, Java-based CMS
JCR (JSR-170 & al)
Launched in 2003
Ease of use
Extensibility
Magnolia powers the websites of government as well as leading
Fortune 500 enterprises in more than 100 countries.
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8. About Magnolia International
Based in Basel
Founded in 1997
30 employees
We’re hiring !
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9. Some of our users
City of Lausanne
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10. Magnolia CMS
Architectural overview
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11. Magnolia CMS uses JCR
Standardized API
Content structured in a tree
Storage agnostic
Multiple repositories and workspaces
Commodities (types, observation, ...)
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12. Multiple instances
Magnolia CMS runs as multiple instances
Typically, author & public
... or more
Each with its own repositorie(s)
Publication mechanism (activation)
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13. Everything is configured
Everything in Magnolia is configured via
the repository
Configuration content modelled as Java
objects
Observation
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14. Filters
Servlet API
Everything runs through a Filter
Bypasses for each filter if needed
Can wrap servlets
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15. Rendering
Pages are composed of areas and
components
Pluggable “rendering engine”
Pluggable “renderers”
Model class
Template script
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16. Rendering
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17. Module mechanism
Provide functionality
Provide project configuration
Dependencies between modules
Handle lifecycle
... including updates (version handling)
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18. Quick demo !
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19. Integration options
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20. Share repository
Share repository with custom application
Use JCR APIs to fetch data
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21. Expose data
Addressable snippets
CMIS (4.5)
WebDAV
REST (sandbox)
Custom servlets / services
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22. Integrate existing applications
“Mashup” approach
Use existing filters or servlets
Rendered content can be further
processed
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23. Using external apps / APIs
From a filter (populate context)
In rendering model
AJAX (w/ local service pulling/caching
external data)
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24. Hook into Magnolia APIs
Renderers
Observation (export on change)
Scheduler (imports)
Activate (publish) to other system
etc ...
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25. Existing, specialized and
general solutions
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26. Frameworks
Blossom - Spring
Blossom lets you use Spring Web MVC the same way you do for all your webapps.
Grails - upcoming on the Forge
Ruby on Rails !
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27. Modules
Data module w/ import. Products lists, ...
CMIS
REST (sandbox)
OpenSocial (upcoming)
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28. Newsletter module
Provides API and templates
Current implementation hooks into
Campaign Monitor
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29. External search module
Provides API and templates, uses Ajax
Enables “semantic” search
In use on our docu and forum
Currently supports SalsaDev and Canoo
FindIT
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30. Social Media
Twigs
Frisbee
Facebook, Flickr, G. Maps, Twitter, ...
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31. More !
Konakart
Google custom search
Charts
Redbot
Piwik
Alfresco, SAP, ...
Open for contributions !
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33. Questions
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34. References & contact
http://magnolia-cms.com
http://forge.magnolia-cms.com
Visit our booth
@hpesojg
greg@magnolia-cms.com
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35. Thanks !
Grégory Joseph 07.02.2012 at Open Source Now, Geneva
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36. References & contact
http://magnolia-cms.com
http://forge.magnolia-cms.com
Visit our booth
@hpesojg
greg@magnolia-cms.com
Grégory Joseph 07.02.2012 at Open Source Now, Geneva
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# specialized: focus of technology, api\n # general: reusable across projects\n\n
Blossom lets you use Spring Web MVC in the same way you as a spring dev do for all your webapps and by just adding the @Template and @Paragraph annotation they're exposed as building blocks in Magnolia and while executing them you have access to the content they wore chosen for. This also makes it easy to build your magnolia project using spring, again like any other webapp you've written before.\n\n
Blossom lets you use Spring Web MVC in the same way you as a spring dev do for all your webapps and by just adding the @Template and @Paragraph annotation they're exposed as building blocks in Magnolia and while executing them you have access to the content they wore chosen for. This also makes it easy to build your magnolia project using spring, again like any other webapp you've written before.\n\n
Blossom lets you use Spring Web MVC in the same way you as a spring dev do for all your webapps and by just adding the @Template and @Paragraph annotation they're exposed as building blocks in Magnolia and while executing them you have access to the content they wore chosen for. This also makes it easy to build your magnolia project using spring, again like any other webapp you've written before.\n\n
Blossom lets you use Spring Web MVC in the same way you as a spring dev do for all your webapps and by just adding the @Template and @Paragraph annotation they're exposed as building blocks in Magnolia and while executing them you have access to the content they wore chosen for. This also makes it easy to build your magnolia project using spring, again like any other webapp you've written before.\n\n
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* Contribute!\n* Webinar !\n
* Contribute!\n* Webinar !\n
* Contribute!\n* Webinar !\n
* Contribute!\n* Webinar !\n
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Modules in the wild or on the forge, not experienced myself\n
Modules in the wild or on the forge, not experienced myself\n
Modules in the wild or on the forge, not experienced myself\n
Modules in the wild or on the forge, not experienced myself\n
Modules in the wild or on the forge, not experienced myself\n
Modules in the wild or on the forge, not experienced myself\n
Modules in the wild or on the forge, not experienced myself\n