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	<blockquote>		<blockquote>{{#lst:Glossary\|CMIS+}}</blockquote>
	~~Grooper's~~ CMIS+ ~~architecture provides standardized access to document content and metadata across a variety of external storage platforms.~~
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	All content platforms are exposed to Grooper under a single framework (called CMIS+) as if they were traditional CMIS endpoints by using a '''CMIS Connection''' in Grooper.		All content platforms are exposed to Grooper under a single framework (called CMIS+) as if they were traditional CMIS endpoints by using a '''CMIS Connection''' in Grooper.

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Dgreenwood: /* CMIS Bindings (AKA Connection Types) */

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CMIS Bindings (AKA Connection Types)

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	* The FileBound document management platform.		* The FileBound document management platform.
	* The IBM FileNet platform.		* The IBM FileNet platform.

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	Grooper can connect to the following storage platforms using below using '''''CMIS Bindings''''':		Grooper can connect to the following storage platforms using below using '''''CMIS Bindings''''':

	~~'''Most Commonly Used'''~~		* The [[AppXtender (CMIS Binding)\|ApplicationXtender]] document management platform.
	* The Microsoft Windows [[NTFS (CMIS Binding)\|NTFS]] file system.		* The [[Box (CMIS Binding)\|Box]] cloud storage platform.* The Microsoft Windows [[NTFS (CMIS Binding)\|NTFS]] file system.
	* The following Microsoft content platforms		* The following Microsoft content platforms
	** The [[Exchange (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft Exchange]] mail server platform.		** The [[Exchange (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft Exchange]] mail server platform.
	** The [[OneDrive (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft OneDrive]] cloud storage platform.		** The [[OneDrive (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft OneDrive]] cloud storage platform.
	** [[SharePoint (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft SharePoint]] sites.		** [[SharePoint (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft SharePoint]] sites.

	~~'''Somewhat Commonly Used'''~~
	* The [[AppXtender (CMIS Binding)\|ApplicationXtender]] document management platform.
	* The [[Box (CMIS Binding)\|Box]] cloud storage platform.

	~~'''Less Commonly Used'''~~
	* [[FTP (CMIS Binding)\|FTP]] (File Transfer Protocol) and [[SFTP (CMIS Binding)\|SFTP]] (SSH File Transfer Protocol) servers.		* [[FTP (CMIS Binding)\|FTP]] (File Transfer Protocol) and [[SFTP (CMIS Binding)\|SFTP]] (SSH File Transfer Protocol) servers.
	* [[IMAP (CMIS Binding)\|IMAP]] mail servers		* [[IMAP (CMIS Binding)\|IMAP]] mail servers

	~~'''Least Used'''~~
	* Content management systems using CMIS 1.0 or CMIS 1.1 servers.		* Content management systems using CMIS 1.0 or CMIS 1.1 servers.
	* The FileBound document management platform.		* The FileBound document management platform.

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	Grooper's CMIS+ architecture provides standardized access to document content and metadata across a variety of external storage platforms.		Grooper's CMIS+ architecture provides standardized access to document content and metadata across a variety of external storage platforms.
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	* '''[[CMIS Import]]'''		* '''[[CMIS Import]]'''
	* '''[[Export (Activity)]]'''		* '''[[Export (Activity)]]'''

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Dgreenwood: /* Current CMIS Connection Types */

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Current CMIS Connection Types

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	==== Current CMIS Connection Types ====		==== Current CMIS Connection Types ====

	Grooper can connect to the following storage platforms using below using ''CMIS Bindings'':		Grooper can connect to the following storage platforms using below using '''''CMIS Bindings''''':

	* The [[AppXtender (CMIS Binding)\|ApplicationXtender]] document management platform.		'''Most Commonly Used'''
	* The [[~~Box~~ (CMIS Binding)\|~~Box~~]] ~~cloud storage platform.~~		* The Microsoft Windows [[NTFS (CMIS Binding)\|NTFS]] file system.
	* The FileBound document management platform.
	* The IBM FileNet platform.
	* Content management systems using CMIS 1.0 or CMIS 1.1 servers.
	* The following Microsoft content platforms		* The following Microsoft content platforms
	** The [[Exchange (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft Exchange]] mail server platform.		** The [[Exchange (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft Exchange]] mail server platform.
	** The [[OneDrive (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft OneDrive]] cloud storage platform.		** The [[OneDrive (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft OneDrive]] cloud storage platform.
	** [[SharePoint (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft SharePoint]] sites.		** [[SharePoint (CMIS Binding)\|Microsoft SharePoint]] sites.

			'''Somewhat Commonly Used'''
			* The [[AppXtender (CMIS Binding)\|ApplicationXtender]] document management platform.
			* The [[Box (CMIS Binding)\|Box]] cloud storage platform.

			'''Less Commonly Used'''
	* [[FTP (CMIS Binding)\|FTP]] (File Transfer Protocol) and [[SFTP (CMIS Binding)\|SFTP]] (SSH File Transfer Protocol) servers.		* [[FTP (CMIS Binding)\|FTP]] (File Transfer Protocol) and [[SFTP (CMIS Binding)\|SFTP]] (SSH File Transfer Protocol) servers.
	* [[IMAP (CMIS Binding)\|IMAP]] mail servers		* [[IMAP (CMIS Binding)\|IMAP]] mail servers
	* The ~~Microsoft Windows [[NTFS (CMIS Binding)\|NTFS]] file system~~.
			'''Least Used'''
			* Content management systems using CMIS 1.0 or CMIS 1.1 servers.
			* The FileBound document management platform.
			* The IBM FileNet platform.

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	This provides Grooper the necessary infrastructure to import, access, and publish documents and their metadata to both CMIS and non-CMIS storage platforms, including on-premise and cloud based platforms.		This provides Grooper the necessary infrastructure to import, access, and publish documents and their metadata to both CMIS and non-CMIS storage platforms, including on-premise and cloud based platforms.

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	== About CMIS+ ==		== About CMIS+ ==
	"CMIS" stands for "Content Management Interoperability Services". It is an open standard that allows different content management systems to inter-operate over the Internet. Grooper expanded on this idea in version 2.72 to create our "CMIS+" architecture. CMIS+ unifies all content platforms under a single framework as if they were traditional CMIS endpoints.		"CMIS" stands for "Content Management Interoperability Services". It is an open standard that allows different content management systems to inter-operate over the Internet. Grooper expanded on this idea in version 2.72 to create our "CMIS+" architecture. CMIS+ unifies all content platforms under a single framework as if they were traditional CMIS endpoints.
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	* [[IMAP (CMIS Binding)\|IMAP]] mail servers		* [[IMAP (CMIS Binding)\|IMAP]] mail servers
	* The Microsoft Windows [[NTFS (CMIS Binding)\|NTFS]] file system.		* The Microsoft Windows [[NTFS (CMIS Binding)\|NTFS]] file system.

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Dgreenwood: /* Anatomy of a CMIS Connection */

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Anatomy of a CMIS Connection

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	* You now use '''''CMIS Import''''' providers and '''''CMIS Export''''', regardless of the storage platform.		* You now use '''''CMIS Import''''' providers and '''''CMIS Export''''', regardless of the storage platform.

	== Anatomy of a CMIS Connection ==		=== Anatomy of a CMIS Connection ===

	When connecting Grooper to external storage platforms, you'll start by creating a '''CMIS Connection'''. There are three important parts to understanding a '''CMIS Connection'''		When connecting Grooper to external storage platforms, you'll start by creating a '''CMIS Connection'''. There are three important parts to understanding a '''CMIS Connection'''