Use this information to configure Alfresco Content Services.
Follow these links if you are configuring integrations or modules:
- Configuration overviewAlfresco Content Services is preconfigured with a set of system configuration parameters. Many of the system configuration parameters are completely exposed as properties, which you can configure for your specific environment requirements.
- Configuring subsystems A subsystem is a configurable module responsible for a sub-part of Alfresco Content Services functionality. Typically, a subsystem wraps an optional functional area, such as IMAP bindings, or one with several alternative implementations, such as authentication.
- Configuring databases Use this information to configure supported databases for use with Alfresco Content Services.
- Configuring the repository Use this information to configure the Alfresco Content Services repository.
- Configuring file servers The File Server subsystem allows access to the Alfresco Content Services data stores through the FTP protocol. This allows you to browse to the repository using an FTP client.
- Configuring email Use this information to configure email services, including inbound and outbound email, subscriptions, and email clients.
- Configuring email templates using v1 REST APIs Use this information to configure customized email templates for your registered applications using the v1 REST APIs.
- Configuring LibreOffice You can transform a document from one format to another using the OOoJodconverter subsystem. This feature requires you to install LibreOffice.
- Configuring ActiveMQAlfresco Content Services requires ActiveMQ for message queuing. ActiveMQ is also used by various other products.
- Configuring Smart FoldersSmart Folders organize your content so that you can store files across your organization, but view them based on information requirement, not location.
- Content modeling with Model Manager Model Manager allows you to create and manage your own custom models in Alfresco Share. This is a user-friendly tool that enables you to add custom types, aspects, and properties to your models. Alfresco Content Services provides several out-of-the-box content models for specifying the core content types in the repository.
- Configuring Alfresco MobileAlfresco Content Services Administrators can easily define the experience for their Alfresco Mobile users by choosing what each user sees in the Alfresco Mobile menu.
Parent topic: Alfresco Content Services 6.1