Setting up the MySQL database for Alfresco [Category: Labs 3]] This page describes how to download, install, and set up the MySQL database for use with Alfresco. For information on using other databases, see Using Alfresco with other databases than MySQL.
The Thinsy Alfresco 3 for Active Directory is a Virtual Appliance that takes the monstrous complexity out of installing and configuring an Alfresco system. It enables you to bring up Alfresco for Active Directory in a matter of minutes! Download a virtual appliance, and fire up the VM. Full GUI Configuration is included in the virtual appliance. You will not need to log into the underlying linux system to perform any administration tasks.
Is an open-source, web-based application developed on an Open Source content management platform.
Enables you to share information with your community about a topic of common interest.
Is an extranet tool, developed under the European Commission IDABC programme, and tuned towards Public Administrations needs. It is available free of charge for use and distribution under the European Public Licence.
It enables a given community (e.g. committee, working group, project group etc.) geographically spread across Europe (and beyond) to maintain a private space on the Internet where they can share information, documents, participate in discussion forum and various other functionalities.
This private space is called an "Interest Group". The access and navigation in this virtual space is done via any Internet browser and Internet connection. Like in any working group, committee or project team, one member plays the role of chairman or moderator.
The goal of the DoCASU project is to provide to the Alfresco Community a Custom Alfresco UI:
* with a strong focus on User eXperience (e.g. ease of use, responsiveness)
* which will be less confusing for average end users (99% vs. the 1% power users),
* which will permit a broader acceptance of the solution by a larger group of users
* and being a scalable solution based on the assembly of standard components.
SMB/CIFS, FTP and WebDAV access is available allowing the use of existing client software to access the Alfresco data store. This allows you to browse to the server using Windows Explorer or create a Network Place, for example.