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The confluence of several mature architectural paradigms with new user-centric paradigms will drive the next generation of IT. Next generation IT will be based on the combination of model-driven architecture and service-oriented architecture applied to applications, information delivery, and IT resources alike. 
In his latest column, Sculpting Solutions, our Editor, Alan Z. talks about the art and craft of solution development.
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D6 DFS, SDC and EDN - Craig Randall, EMC CorporationCraig Randall talks about the Documentum 6 Foundation Services; the Software Developer Conference @ EMC World, and getting connected via the EMC Developer Network. |
ECI and CIS tools - Pitch Chevalier, EMC CorporationPitch Chevalier talks about Enterprise Content Integration Services and Content Intelligence Services that enable users to more easily discover relevant content. |
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Smarts Model Development: Notification DetailsWhen a notification object arrives in the SAM console, much of the detailed information which fed the underlying domain manager's diagnosis of the problem is not available in SAM. In addition, there are many events where additional information, not necessarily information which led to the diagnosis, is useful in understanding a problem, it's context, and its impact. This article provides various solutions. |
Smarts Model Development: FragmentFragments are a way to declare externally defined functions in such a way that the monitoring subsystem knows upon which class attributes the function depends. This is an important consideration because there is no guarantee that externally written functions are only dependent upon their passed parameters. |
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What's New in Documentum 6This 88 page guide provides an overview of new features and major themes of the EMC Documentum 6 release. |
SDC Session: DFS - Craig Randall - Craig Randall, EMC CorporationIn this audio/slide presentation, from the Software Developers Conference, Craig Randall talks about where Enterprise Content Managemant is going, and the relevance of Service Oriented Architecture. He gives a technical overview of the new Documentum Foundation Services (DFS) and drills down into the data model. runtime, tools and building services. |
Server AuthenticationFrom Developer Support: Server Authentication (Michael Roth). This paper discusses the various authentication mechanisms which the Documentum Content Server supports both out of the box and ways in which these mechanisms can be augmented or customized. By default the Content server supports authentication against the local operating system, LDAP repository, Active Directory (for Windows hosts only) and against a Netegrity policy server. |
Configuring WDK ApplicationsFrom Developer Support: Configuring WDK Applications (Junaid Asfali). This article focuses on XML configuration of the WDK. Configuration allows us to change the functionality or behavior of the application without recompiling or changing code. In most cases, WDK uses XML to store configuration information. This information is managed by the configuration service and is easy to refresh during runtime. Configuration service caches this information in memory for fast lookup. |
Deploying Modules Outside of a Docapp Part 1DAB is a very good tool for creating docapps but has some limitations. The only way is to build your jars on a box and update your modules by updating the jars, creating a DocApp and deploying them through the Appinstaller. In this article Harjit Singh proposes an alternative solution. |
Documentum Application Archive - Summary ToolMurali Krishnan Mani contributed this tool that provides a detailed summary of a DocApp archive content in a format presentable to the application users. The tool can be used against DocApp Archives that have been created using any version of Documentum Application Builder up to version 5.3., and does not require connectivity to Docbase. |
WDK Automated Test Framework version 2.0 (for D6) - Now availableNew for Documentum 6 - Available for download today, only from EDN! Are you a WDK developer interested in: Increasing ongoing application build quality? Accelerating the testing of customizations and configurations across service packs? Preparing for the upgrade to D6? The new WDK Automated Test Framework delivers powerful capabilities to record, playback, and verify automated test suites for your WDK-based applications. Completely integrated into the WDK itself, the WDK Automated Test Framework provides these capabilities all through an easy to use, web-based UI console. Though not supported and only available via the EMC Developer Network (EDN), the WDK Automated Test Framework can drastically improve your application quality and reduce testing burden during service pack and release upgrades. Click here to learn more, download today, and accelerate your WDK application deployment! To ask questions and trade useful information about this new tool, please visit the Test Framework EDN Forum! |
JavaDocs and API Differences between WDK/Webtop 6 and 5.3This set of Javadocs contains all of the packages, classes, constructors, methods, and fields which have been removed, added or changed in any way, including their documentation, between DFC version 6.0 and 5.3. Also, included are the complete JavaDocs for DFC. The report was automatically generated using JDiff. |
JavaDocs and API Differences between DFC 6 and 5.3This set of Javadocs contains all of the packages, classes, constructors, methods, and fields which have been removed, added or changed in any way, including their documentation, between WDK version 5.3 and 6. Also included are the complete JavaDocs for WDK/Webtop. The difference report was automatically generated using JDiff. |
Content Management Technical Architects define the upcoming EMC Proven Technical Architect certification trackIn an intense 2-day job task analysis workshop, a team of 13 experts, selected based on their broad skills and work experience in designing the architecture of enterprise Content Management systems, defined the job practice domain of a Technical Architect in EMC Documentum. The team included partners, EMC Consulting, Engineering, and Education Services. Together they outlined the knowledge, skills, abilities, decisions, and tools, that a certified Content Management Technical Architect would need to have. |
Repository Interrogation Utility on D6The Repository Interrogation Utility allows a user to navigate repositories, perform a properties dump, view the type tree of a repository and run DQL or xDQL queries. The utility now includes some additional features such as integration with the 'Object Reference Manual', a listing of SBOs and detection of registered TBOs. The utility is available as both a standalone application and an Eclipse plugin. The standalone application can be used without the need to know or install the whole Eclipse IDE. UPDATE: A development build of the next version of Repoint has been released. The next version has improved query view performance and a changed repository browser. This build also works on D6 Read more... |
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