can we add custom MIME type for unknown extension and add edit open option for file extension (eg; sample.idx) in CLOUD version of alfresco content services.
No you can not change anything in cloud version.
Will there be any updates on Alfresco CLOUD content services in future?? ... so that we can add customizations in cloud version??
I don't think its possible, as cloud is being used by many users.They can add some generic functionalities.But giving the ability to customize alfresco for all user is kind of impossible.
One more final doubt.... can we add edit open option for file extension (eg; sample.idx) in desktop version of Alfresco content services(community) and then host it in cloud(like docker or Virtual machine ) ?? is it possible??.... ultimately I want to add a file open option for an unknown file extension or specific extension in the editor I want..
Hi,
What do you mean with Alfresco CLOUD?
my.alfresco.com?
Alfresco AWS quickstart?
A regular Alfresco deployed in cloud? If this is the case, which cloud provider?
Alfresco CLOUD doesn't exist as product/naming and identifying the environment could be the first step.
At the start, I meant Alfresco ECM Cloud service which provided by Alfresco itself. Then after Krutik mentioned that it's impossible to change things Alfresco ECM cloud, then I asked whether I can make that change locally [desktop alfresco] and host in the cloud [[Here I mean, make the change in local alfresco and then host that in AZURE CLOUD]]. I hope you got me now.
I'm sorry but I still don't understand if you used my.alfresco.com or Alfresco AWS quickstart.
In any case, to your point, customisations like the one you looking for are not possible on my.alfresco.com and hard to develop on quickstart.
The suggested path could be to develop the customisation on a local instance and then, deploy Alfresco Content Services + Customisation on Azure.
I hope this help you.
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