Comments on: Alfresco sets course for 4.x at Alfresco Community Meet up in DC http://blogs.rivetlogic.com/rdanner/2009/10/21/alfresco-sets-course-for-4x-at-alfresco-community-meet-up-in-dc/ From the artisans of open source Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:16:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Bas Peters http://blogs.rivetlogic.com/rdanner/2009/10/21/alfresco-sets-course-for-4x-at-alfresco-community-meet-up-in-dc/#comment-467 Bas Peters Thu, 22 Oct 2009 10:50:04 +0000 http://blogs.rivetlogic.com/rdanner/?p=77#comment-467 Hi Russ, Thanks for the summary. I am especially happy that Alfresco will consolidate the AVM and DM repositories in favor of DM to eliminate the need to write cross repository copy actions. Kind regards, Bas Peters Hi Russ,

Thanks for the summary. I am especially happy that Alfresco will consolidate the AVM and DM repositories in favor of DM to eliminate the need to write cross repository copy actions.

Kind regards,

Bas Peters

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I was so looking forward to this meetup, but was unable to attend last minute.
So the next best thing, would be wait for your blog post.
I guess the presentations will be only available after all the Meetups, right?

]]> By: Jean Barmash http://blogs.rivetlogic.com/rdanner/2009/10/21/alfresco-sets-course-for-4x-at-alfresco-community-meet-up-in-dc/#comment-465 Jean Barmash Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:08:21 +0000 http://blogs.rivetlogic.com/rdanner/?p=77#comment-465 Russ, Thanks for the summary. It's great to see that Alfresco continues its great technical direction. I am especially happy to see Alfresco releasing Surf / Web Sripts through ASF - something I've advocated in the past. And moving to CMIS having ASRs based on DM will really make the stack much more consistent. Cheers, Jean Russ,

Thanks for the summary. It’s great to see that Alfresco continues its great technical direction.

I am especially happy to see Alfresco releasing Surf / Web Sripts through ASF - something I’ve advocated in the past. And moving to CMIS having ASRs based on DM will really make the stack much more consistent.

Cheers,

Jean

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