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Alfresco Community 5.0.b Release Notes

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Alfresco 5.0.b Community Release

The following note provides information on Alfresco Community 5.0.b release, which is the next community release for Alfresco 5.0. This release will be followed by more 5.0 community releases in coming weeks. This is the first Community release with SOLR4.

Alfresco Community 5.0.b release contains the bug fixes since the Community 4.2.e and 5.0.a release.
See the list of the issues fixed since 4.2.e and the list of the issues fixed since 5.0.a.

Being the first community release with SOLR 4, this has undergone limited testing and care should taken upgrading any previous Alfresco Community version.

Note that Java 1.7 is required for this release.

Installation

For download and installation instructions, refer to the Download and Install Alfresco page.

Prerequisites for manual install

DB: MySQL 5.6 or PostgreSQL 9.3.5
App Server: Tomcat 7.0.53
Java Version: 1.7.0 u67
LibreOffice 4.2.5

The Alfresco supplied Installers will install all you need to run Alfresco on your machine; which includes JDK, Tomcat, SOLR, Share, Google Docs integration, LibreOffice, Sharepoint module etc.

Note: JVM memory now defaults to half system memory, minimum of 2GB.

Note: latest OS patches are always recommended.

Schema Changes

Known Issues

Solr suggest index is only rebuilt on Solr server startup. Bounce the solr server to rebuild it. Or add
```
<str name='buildOnOptimize'>true</str>
```
to solrconfig.xml and use the Optimize button in the Solr admin console: yourserver/solr4/#/alfresco
Solr 4 will be required going forward to use all new features in Share Search screen - Lucene sub-system is deprecated and if selected as the Search sub-system via a manual WAR file install route, will cause a lot of search related screens and pickers to produce no results.
Some of the files that used to be available for edit in the alfresco.war (such as repository.properties) are now inside JAR files (due to the structure of the maven build) - so may not be as obvious as they were in 4.2 for editing. They can be overridden in the usual way, or extracted if you prefer.
The OSX installer isn't signed appropriately. This can be worked around: Ctrl-click (or right click) on the installer app, select open then click 'open' on the warning dialog. See http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5290 and https://issues.alfresco.com/jira/browse/ACE-2983

Please refer to Alfresco JIRA system known issues in Community 5.0

Public SVN revision number for Alfresco Community 5.0.b is revision 86473 as TAGS/COMMUNITY/V5.0.b

Major Changes

Most of the feature changes in 5.0.b are documented in this blog post by Kevin Roast.

Feature Removals

With the release of Enterprise Edition 5.0, we have stopped supporting the Explorer UI and AVM functionality. Therefore we removed this code from Community Edition 5.0.b.

In addition, we removed the following developer platform features:

The old Java SDK (replaced with the Maven-based SDK in Github)
The CMIS API endpoints from 3.x and 4.0 (superseded by the CMIS API endpoints in the Public API which have been available since 4.2)
“CML” SOAP API (superseded by CMIS)
JCR * JCR-RMI (superseded by CMIS)
URL Addressability API (superseded by WebScripts)
Flex SDK (hard to maintain)
Forms Development Kit (superseded by Aikau)
Web Framework Samples (out of date)
KB Sample App (out of date)
Alfresco Benchmark v1 (superseded by a newer version)

And the following user level platform features:

Google Docs v1 (superseded by a newer version)
Records Management v1 (superseded by a newer version)
Google Gadgets (deprecated by Google)
Liferay Portlets (superseded in Liferay 6.1 by the Documents and Media portlet that uses CMIS)
Blog Publishing (hard to maintain because of changing target APIs)
Social Publishing (hard to maintain because of changing target APIs)
Lucene (superseded by Solr, documentation on migrating to Solr)

Though included in Alfresco Community Edition 5.0.b, the following features are considered deprecated and will be removed in a future version: