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OASIS Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) TC Support

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    • We collect Confluence feedback from various sources, and we evaluate what we've collected when planning our product roadmap. To understand how this piece of feedback will be reviewed, see our Implementation of New Features Policy.

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      What are the plans for Confluence to support the OASIS Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) TC?

      "The OASIS CMIS TC works to standardize a Web services interface specification that will enable greater interoperability of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems. CMIS uses Web services and Web 2.0 interfaces to enable rich information to be shared across Internet protocols in vendor-neutral formats, among document systems, publishers and repositories, within one enterprise and between companies."

      Here is information about it http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=cmis

      I hope Atlassian will participate and support the interoperability services. This is important so we can use the great features and functionality of Confluence, but have the content reside in our enterprise repositories.

            [CONFSERVER-14416] OASIS Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) TC Support

            rnye@tethers.com added a comment -

            Allowing  CMIS interactions into Confluence would be significantly beneficial

            rnye@tethers.com added a comment - Allowing  CMIS interactions into Confluence would be significantly beneficial

            brice.copy added a comment -

            >> What about Confluence wiki itself allowing CMIS queries on it's content?

            With WebDAV being deprecated on Confluence 7.0, this would be a welcome option. Desktop-based interactions with Confluence-hosted contents is a must-have for office users.

            brice.copy added a comment - >> What about Confluence wiki itself allowing CMIS queries on it's content? With WebDAV being deprecated on Confluence 7.0, this would be a welcome option. Desktop-based interactions with Confluence-hosted contents is a must-have for office users.

            Daniel Varela Santoalla added a comment -

            Yes, of course Carry is right. Getting content from Alfresco is nice, but what about exporting content to Alfresco too? If we want to call it "integration" we have to support it both ways.

            I'm sure this would make Confluence an even more attractive platform, if users know that their work can also be reused in other systems like Alfresco.

            Daniel Varela Santoalla added a comment - Yes, of course Carry is right. Getting content from Alfresco is nice, but what about exporting content to Alfresco too? If we want to call it "integration" we have to support it both ways. I'm sure this would make Confluence an even more attractive platform, if users know that their work can also be reused in other systems like Alfresco.

            Carry Megens added a comment -

            Comment sofar focus on Atlassian as CMIS client displaying content from DM systems like Alfresco.
            What about Confluence wiki itself allowing CMIS queries on it's content?

            Carry Megens added a comment - Comment sofar focus on Atlassian as CMIS client displaying content from DM systems like Alfresco. What about Confluence wiki itself allowing CMIS queries on it's content?

            Ellen Feaheny [AppFusions] added a comment - - edited

            Please see the demo for Confluence to Alfresco connector:

            [5/15/2011: editing with updated videos - and data. It is not longer REST based - but CMIS based]

            http://youtu.be/mhhBaH_p1po >> The backend - setup and config
            http://youtu.be/9HckIvjfW7A >> The frontend - presentation and file management

            This is a very deep integration - in function and capabilities for Enterprise-level deployments.

            Contact AppFusions at info@appfusions.com to schedule a live demo if you wish.

            Ellen Feaheny [AppFusions] added a comment - - edited Please see the demo for Confluence to Alfresco connector: [5/15/2011: editing with updated videos - and data. It is not longer REST based - but CMIS based] http://youtu.be/mhhBaH_p1po >> The backend - setup and config http://youtu.be/9HckIvjfW7A >> The frontend - presentation and file management This is a very deep integration - in function and capabilities for Enterprise-level deployments. Contact AppFusions at info@appfusions.com to schedule a live demo if you wish.

            BillA added a comment -

            DCTM supports CMIS. By supporting CMIS Confluence could integrate DCTM.

            BillA added a comment - DCTM supports CMIS. By supporting CMIS Confluence could integrate DCTM.

            BillA added a comment -

            Alfresco supports CMIS. By supporting CMIS Confluence would support Alfresco integration.

            BillA added a comment - Alfresco supports CMIS. By supporting CMIS Confluence would support Alfresco integration.

            BillA added a comment -

            We've started an open source project for this along with Alfresco and Sourcesense. Also check out our blog post about the open source project we've started to integrate Confluence and Alfresco. Please contribute or help us recruit contributors!

            BillA added a comment - We've started an open source project for this along with Alfresco and Sourcesense. Also check out our blog post about the open source project we've started to integrate Confluence and Alfresco. Please contribute or help us recruit contributors!

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