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Alfresco CMIS

You're reading from   Alfresco CMIS Learn how to build applications that talk to content management servers in a standardized way using this superb course on getting the best from Alfresco CMIS. This is a highly practical, step-by-step guide.

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Published in Mar 2014
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ISBN-13 9781782163527
Length 272 pages
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Alfresco CMIS
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Getting Started with CMIS FREE CHAPTER 2. Basic CMIS Operations 3. Advanced CMIS Operations 4. Alfresco and CMIS 5. Accessing a CMIS Server with a Java Client 6. Accessing a CMIS Server Using Scripting Languages 7. System Integration with CMIS Index

Managing permissions for documents and folders


An access control list (ACL) is used to manage permissions for folders and documents. The ACL services with the getACL and applyACL calls are used to get and set permissions.

Access control list capabilities

A repository does not have to support the management of ACLs at all. To find out if it does, look at the following properties, as they explain what support is available. These properties are returned by the getRepositoryInfo service call:

Capability

Description

Valid options

capabilityACL

This indicates the level of support for the ACLs by the repository.

  • none: The repository does not support ACL services.

  • discover: The repository supports the discovery of ACLs (getACL and other services).

  • manage: The repository supports the discovery of the ACLs and applying ACLs (getACL and applyACL services).

propagation

This specifies how a non-direct access control entry (ACE) can be handled by the repository.

  • objectonly: This indicates...

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