CMIS 1.1 compliant lightweight server

Status

This implementation is a fork of Apache Chemistry OpenCMIS inMemory Server (version 0.12).

If you want a lightweight CMIS 1.1 server that allows custom types, secondary types and authentication support. This implementation is for you.

It persists all content files and metadata files (.metatdata extension file) on hard drive.

If you want to know more about the CMIS Standard (see https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/cmis)

Compilation

It's a maven project. Just run

mvn clean install

Usage

The configuration file is /src/main/webapp/WEB_INF/classes/repository.properties.

# ServiceFactory Implementation class
# Don't modify unless you know exactly what you are doing	
class=org.apache.chemistry.opencmis.inmemory.server.InMemoryServiceFactoryImpl

# List of repositories file path that define each repository in details  

All the configure repository need to have a dedicated properties file at /src/main/webapp/WEB_INF/classes/. The content of these reposiroties file is the same as A1.properties.

In the next section, you have to configure each repository.

Repository definition

There are many properties to configure for a repository. The most important ones are : auth.mode, InMemoryServer.RepositoryId, InMemoryServer.Class and InMemoryServer.TempDir.

# Authentication mode
auth.mode=basic

# List of authenticated users
user.1 = test:test
user.2 = reader:reader
user.3 = admin:admin

# In Memory Settings
InMemoryServer.RepositoryId=A1
InMemoryServer.TypeDefinitionsFile=/types.xml
InMemoryServer.Class=org.apache.chemistry.opencmis.inmemory.storedobj.impl.StoreManagerImpl
InMemoryServer.TempDir=/temp/cmis/A1

# settings for init repository with data
RepositoryFiller.Enable=false
# Type id of documents that are created
RepositoryFiller.DocumentTypeId=cmis:document
# Type id of folders that are created
RepositoryFiller.FolderTypeId=cmis:folder
# Number of documents created per folder
RepositoryFiller.DocsPerFolder=3
# Number of folders created per folder
RepositoryFiller.FolderPerFolder=2
# number of folder levels created (depth of hierarchy)
RepositoryFiller.Depth=3
# Size of content for documents (0=do not create content), default=0
RepositoryFiller.ContentSizeInKB=32
# properties to set for a document
#RepositoryFiller.DocumentProperty.0=StringProp
#RepositoryFiller.DocumentProperty.1=StringPropMV
# properties to set for a folder
#RepositoryFiller.FolderProperty.0=StringFolderProp
# InMemoryServer.MaxContentSizeKB=4096
# InMemoryServer.CleanIntervalMinutes=240
RepositoryFiller.ContentKind=lorem/text
# RepositoryFiller.ContentKind=lorem/html
# RepositoryFiller.ContentKind=static/text
# RepositoryFiller.ContentKind=fractal/jpeg
# slow!! 

Installation

To install war file, you should use a Tomcat or Jetty server. In Tomcat, just copy the war into /webapp directory and start your service. An index page will be available at(http://localhost:8080/chemistry-opencmis-server).

Testing

There is a good CMIS client developed by Apache Chemistry. Just download the archive available here (http://chemistry.apache.org/java/developing/tools/dev-tools-workbench.html). Uncompress it and run workbench.bat or workbench.sh (dependent of your platform).

URL : http://localhost:8080/server/browser
Binding : Browser
Username : test
Password : test
Authentication : Standard
Compression : On
Client Compression : Off
Cookies : On

Test Client Kit

Workbench provides a Test Client Kit (TCK) to verify CMIS 1.1 conformity. Feel free to run it on this implementation!

Proxyfied server

If you want to trace every HTTP exchange between client and server then just install Fiddler (http://www.telerik.com/fiddler) and change your server url

URL : http://localhost.:8080/server/browser

Note: Usage of this URL may slowed down the server's response time!