Recently I’ve had several customers ask about whether quota definitions can be changed, both in the OSS product and in PCF. The short answer is “yes”. Here’s the longer: First, for those of you who might be unfamiliar with quotas, they are assigned to organizations and basically limit consumption within that organization. A quota definition […]
Part IV in a three part series 😉 In Part II I went into a little bit of detail on how the echo service gateway and node work, in collaboration with the actual echo server. Or rather, in this case, how the node does not work with the echo server at all. The echo_node implementation […]
To coincide with EMC World and the presentation I gave on RESTful SOA, I’m delighted to report that we have released the second version of the XML REST Framework. As I described in a previous post, the April 18 release introduced a framework that allowed a services developer to produce RESTful services over EMC Documentum […]
Some colleagues and I have been very busy in the last months putting together a framework to do just that. Let me briefly back up a bit…One of the things that I’ve spent some time on in the last couple of years is the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standards development effort. One of the […]
I’ve just upgraded to V2.0 and to verify my install (really just checking my eclipse config for IPF) wanted to do a quick run of the basic tutorial. The first part of it (before extending it to set up an HTTP endpoint) was fine but there is a documentation bug for the latter part of […]
A colleague of mine was still running eclipse with an older version of the FUSE plugin – in particular 1.0.0. He had a single option under the New->Project->FUSE category called “FUSE Project”. Selecting this option created what was essentially a web services project (in particular we are using it for RESTful services) that had all […]