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To divide repository and webclient...

limarin

Hello,

I'm trying to divide the repository and webclient, I want to access to the repository by the webclient by RMI connection. I'm using the version 1.3 of Alfresco.

Can you give me any idea? is the webclient easy to configurate this? can I do run the repository in other jvm? I have seen the JCR-RMI Extension, is a good solution for this?

Thanks in advance…

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derek

Hi,

The web client only uses our Service-level APIs. The trick will be to get Spring to export the RMI interfaces for the services. Then you'll have to ensure that you get the transactions to propagate over RMI. You will have to wire in a JtaTransactionManager at the very least.

Regards

limarin

Hello,

There are many Services, all of them are needed ?

I have been looking the Api Services Documentation, in this say the next:

Repository storage and retrieval is provided by the following Foundation Services:

Node Service for managing meta-data i.e. nodes
Content Service for managing content
Search Service for performing queries

Only this three services are needed to access a database and file system information?

Is important because I don't need divide all repository, only the access and management the database and fyle system….

Thanks.

Regards.

morfeusx

Hello!

I also would like to divide repository and webclient. I need to increase performance and this could be an alternative for two Alfresco in cluster.
Is somewhere(SVN, Forge …) any example or hints how to do this? Thanks.