by Bindu Wavell | Dec 11, 2017 | Alfresco, Developer Help
Often times, we would like to use jconsole to manage a remote Alfresco server. If we can SSH to the server, it is possible to tunnel the jconsole connection through SSH. If the remote server has an X server it is possible to use the -X flag to SSH to tunnel X Windows....
by Glenn Morrill | Nov 14, 2017 | Alfresco, Community, Developer Help
You’ve inherited a long running Alfresco development project. Years of code changes have created an accretion of unused classes from bulk additions of reused packages, code changes leaving bits and pieces behind, etc. You’re pretty sure that you’re...
by Jeff Rosler | Nov 9, 2017 | Community, Developer Help
I was recently working on a project where there was a need to create custom web services that would connect to Alfresco and other back end systems. For a variety of reasons, it was decided to use Spring Boot as the framework for implementing these web services. One of...
by Jake Karnes | Oct 31, 2017 | Developer Help, Ephesoft
Use Case: A signature is a simple, yet important, component of a legal document. A single pen stroke can be the deciding factor making an agreement enforceable or powerless. When automatically processing documents, signature detection provides valuable information...
by Bindu Wavell | Oct 11, 2017 | Alfresco, Community, Developer Help
Prior to Alfresco 5.0, we were able to use log4j to enable SQL statement logging. While this technique is no longer possible, we can use something like p6spy. This consists of a JDBC driver that can log all interactions with your database and pass the actual JDBC...
by Bindu Wavell | Dec 1, 2016 | Alfresco, Developer Help
Simplifying Extension Development in the Yeoman Generator In this blog post, Bindu Wavell discusses how to create a project structure in the Yeoman generator that is appropriate for customized Alfresco implementations. This drastically reduces the need to search for...
