Package: collective.cmisbrowser
ContentsPresentationInstallationUpdate buildout profileRun the buildoutInstall the extensionThrough the ZMIThrough the Plone control panelAdd a CMIS BrowserConfigurationCMIS BrowserConfigure RAM CacheRAM Cache StatisticsClear RAM cacheRAM Cache SettingsCompatibilityChangesPresentationcollective.cmisbrowser is a Plone 3.2+ extension that lets you connect to
aCMISdocument repository and browse its content from Plone.It provides a content type calledCMIS Browserthat after being added
lets you browse the content of the repository like if it was Plone
content (modulo the fact that it is not).InstallationUpdate buildout profileUpdate your buildout profile to include the following eggs and zcml:eggs +=
    ...
    collective.cmisbrowser
zcml +=
    ...
    collective.cmisbrowserImportant:When using python 2.4.x you will also need to addhttpsproxy_urllib2as an egg.Run the buildoutRun the buildout to reflect the changes you made to the profile:$ bin/buildout -vInstall the extensionThe extension can be installed through the ZMI or Plone control panel.Through the ZMIGo to theportal quickinstallerin the ZMI.Check the extensioncollective.cmisbrowser.Click theinstallbutton.Through the Plone control panelGo toSite Setup.ChooseAdd-on products.Check the extensioncollective.cmisbrowser.Click theInstallbutton.Add a CMIS BrowserAfter installing you will be able to add aCMIS Browserin your Plone
site from theAdd new…drop-down menu. Configuration can be done on
theCMIS Browseritself and/or you can set a site wide configuration.ConfigurationThe side wide configuration can be set in theCMIS settingsin theAdd-on Product Configurationsection ofSite Setup. Non site wide
configuration can be set on theCMIS Browser.CMIS BrowserACMIS Browserprovides the following options:browser_description: A description of the browser.browser_text: Additional WYSIWYG text field for the browser.repository_url: URL to the connectedCMISrepository.title_from_plone: Use the title from Plone and not the one from
the repository.repository_name: Name of the repository to use at the connected
URL. Required if more than one repository is available.repository_path: Path in the repository to use as root for the
Browser. If it is not specified, the root of the repository will be
used.repository_user: Username used to authenticate to the
repository. If specified, password is required.repository_password: Password used to authenticate to the
repository. If specified, username is required.repository_connector: The type of connection that needs to be used
SOAP or REST.repository_cache: How long the CMIS content should be cached.folder_view: Choice that lets you choose how CMIS folders are
rendered in Plone. This let you select which Plone folder template
to use.proxy: Proxy URL to use to connect to the CMIS repository.In the Plone control panel, you have access to aCMIS settingscontrol panel. It lets you define default settings to use for all newly
createdCMIS Browser. Those defaults are stored in the Plone
properties, and are easily exportable with the help of GenericSetup.As well, you can provide Zope defaults in the Zope configuration file,zope.conf:<product-config collective.cmisbrowser>
    repository_url http://orange:8080/alfresco/cmis
    repository_user admin
    repository_password admin
</product-config>This can be added intozope.confby buildout, with the help of the
directive`zope-conf-additionalofplone.recipe.zope2instance.Configure RAM CacheGo to:http://[plone–site]/ramcache–controlpanelRAM Cache StatisticsGives an overview of the cached items.Clear RAM cacheClick on theClear cachebutton to clear all cached content.RAM Cache SettingsThis configuration overview gives you the possibility to alter the
default values of the following parameters:A maximum number of cached values.Maximum age for cached values in seconds.An interval between cache cleanups in seconds.Change the values and click theSavebutton.CompatibilityThis product has been tested withAlfresco, but is intended to be
generic and usable with anyCMIScontent repository.Changes1.0 (2013/05/27)Initial release.