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Research For Future Features
NOTE: This page represents research. Features mentioned in this page are not necessarily going to be part of the Alfresco product or added to the development time line.
Alfresco currently supports the following remote APIs:
Both of these APIs are fully supported, but do not expose the full capabilities of Alfresco. Also, the development of new Web Services is expensive.
With this in mind, and looking to future features we'd like to support, it's time to take a look at how we provide a full-featured Remote API.
Providing a Remote API in itself is not a technical issue. However, it touches on many (current & future) aspects of Alfresco and so some thought-time is worth while. In parallel, the industry is focusing on standardising content management repository & services interfaces.
Moving forward, we would like to achieve the followings goals:
Also, potentially touches on:
Also, potentially touches on:
TODO: List out typical network topologies (repos, caching, clients, search etc)
TODO: Define
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