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Java backend Share webscript

pankajnegi

Hello friends,

Is there a way to do alfresco share webscript as a java backend similar to alfresco explorer.

I mean can we replace javascript controller to java class.

in wiki and docs I found its only javascript controller.

Please suggest me how to do the same.

Thanks In advance

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jpotts

Web scripts can use either a JavaScript controller or a Java controller. This wiki page walks you through several examples of Java-backed web scripts.

Jeff

pankajnegi

Thanks Jeff.

I have already gone through alfresco explorer webscripts and they are working fine.

But I want the same on the share url like http://127.0.0.1:8080/share/service/mycompany/components/dashlets/hello-world

which should call java class.

I have tried it but couldn't initialize bean which is on the path source/org/company/javaclass.java and context file on the path config/alfresco/extension/web-scripts-application-context.xml

jpotts

When extending Share, use "web-extension" instead of "extension".

Jeff

pankajnegi

thanks jeff ,its working fine

thinhnk

I have a question. Is there anyway to deploy java backend webscript with jar file on share, not amp file.

bone

Hello thinhnk,

surely you can deploy java backed webscripts with jar files in Alfresco Share. Take a look for example at <a href="http://ecmstuff.blogspot.de/2011/06/setting-up-build-project-for-alfresco.html">this</a> tutorial blog-post. It describes the build process for Alfresco projects and more precisely the ant targets for building extension jar files.

I hope this may help you further.