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Connectors on Alfresco Cloud

davidjava

Hello, we have developed a connector which currenctly runs inside the JVM. How can we migrate this connector to Alfresco Cloud? It seems like the javascript part should be isolated in order to install it on the cloud, while the JVM part staying on-premise? Is that correct? I am not sure that it is currently supported, but perhaps you have designed some plans on this issue. Thank you!

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davidjava

Sure I will provide further details. We are installing our plugin into ALFRESCO_HOME/tomcat (specifically into the dist/shared and dist/webapps folders). Our plugin adds new operations available to the document and it also add new workflows as well. For example, several people can digitally sign a document in the same workflow until the document is considered that it can be definitely archived.

In terms of architecture, our plugin has been programmed mainly in Java. It also has a part in javascript, and then there are the webscripts which allow to join the two parts. Our doubts are if these two parts can be separated in order to work in the cloud version. Or even better, if there is a chance to run the Java code in the cloud, which I do not think is currently supported. Thank you.