BeeCon 2017 is the Alfresco Developer Conference. However, despite other product conferences, this one is organised purely by volunteers from Order of the Bee. In fact, no one earns money with this event, even there are some people paying with their own money to provide services or facilites to attendees. This year keensoft, a UST Global

Since we upgraded this week our internal server to Alfresco 201701-GA, today a new release 201702-GA is available. Following steps can be performed to apply this new release. Identifying changed components Components has been downloaded for every version from Alfresco Community web page: alfresco-community-distribution-201701.zip alfresco-community-distribution-201702.zip A comparing process has been performed by using an external

Last month, first prod version for Alfresco Community 5.2 branch was released. After last changes, this version is identified as 201701 and it includes following components: 5.2.e for Alfresco Platform 5.2.d for Alfresco Share This blog post describes our upgrading process for our corporative server, where Alfresco 5.1.g using SOLR 4 was installed. Upgrading has been performed

Alfresco 5.1.g Two months ago Alfresco Community 5.1.g (201605 GA) was released. This is the last release from branch 5.1 and we have installed it several times successfully for our customers. Our internal server for Alfresco is running Ubuntu 12.04, so we were waiting to upgrade to 14.04 or 16.04 before upgrading Alfresco. However, finally we decided

Alfresco has launched the very first public release for its new developer framework denominated Alfresco Application Framework. More details can be obtained at https://www.alfresco.com/blogs/developer/2016/06/30/announcing-alfresco-ng2-components This framework includes a set of basic Angular 2 componentes for Alfresco and Activiti and an easy building tool for apps and components based on Yeoman. All these componentes run on

This week has been released last 5.1 release for Alfresco CE, which is called 201605-GA. This release fixes some SOLR 4 integration problems and includes a patch to avoid possible hackings relatives to ImageTragick. Below, a clean installation from scratch is described, as someone told me this morning there was no tutorials in the web

Alfresco Enterprise, aka Alfresco One, has its own and detailed upgrade path including versions from 2.2.x to 5.1. However, Community edition has no equivalent resource. Below, our experience on upgrading an Alfresco installation from 3.4.d to 5.1.f is described. Targeting and upgrade path Based on Alfresco Enterprise chart and our previous experiences, our first approach

Minor upgrading is a common task in Alfresco. In many cases, upgrading just only WAR artifacts should enough to complete the process. However, what about the patches applied in other resources like configuration files? Following a customized process to upgrade from 5.1.e (201602) to 5.1.f (201604) is described. This process can be take as an