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Alfresco Django Integration Screencast

In this screencast (yet another in the continuing series by Jeff Potts), Jeff demonstrates an integration (developed by Optaros) of Alfresco and Django.

Consistent with our service oriented content management (SOCM) philosophy the integration enables separation of repository services from presentation services, enabling you to build content-centric applications in the python-based Django framework while still benefiting from the workflow and document management capabilities of Alfresco.

Django-Alfresco integration

Django-Alfresco integration



The integration enables synchronization of Alfresco and Django user accounts, as well as providing basic model objects to Django for spaces, content, and web scripts from Alfresco.

As Jeff mentions in the screencast, the integration project itself should be released shortly as an open source project.

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6 Responses to “Alfresco Django Integration Screencast”

  1. optaros (Optaros) Says:

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  2. Screencast: Alfresco Django integration | ecmarchitect.com Says:

    [...] created a screencast over at Optaros Labs that shows a simple web site, powered by Django, that pulls all of its content [...]

  3. screeley (Sean Creeley) Says:

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    Screencast on the soon to be released Django Alfresco Open Source Project – [link to post]. (via @optaros)

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  4. awebbmaster (Andrew Webb) Says:

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    RT @screeley: Screencast on the soon to be released Django Alfresco Open Source Project – [link to post]. (via @optaros)

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  5. haxorize (Nick Bourgeois) Says:

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    Alfresco-Django integration? That’s what’s up. [link to post]

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  6. Alfresco-Django integration now available on Google Code | ecmarchitect.com Says:

    [...] Alfresco-Django code I demo’d in the screencast yesterday is available at Google Code. It includes the core Django integration, the sample site, an [...]

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