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You can't understand what a '''CMIS Repository''' is without understanding what a '''CMIS Connection''' is. | You can't understand what a '''CMIS Repository''' is without understanding what a '''CMIS Connection''' is. | ||
A '''CMIS Connection''' is the Grooper object that connects Grooper to external storage platforms. | A '''CMIS Connection''' is the Grooper object that connects Grooper to external storage platforms. | ||
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The '''CMIS Repository''' is the Grooper object that represents a particular repository in the storage platform. | The '''CMIS Repository''' is the Grooper object that represents a particular repository in the storage platform. | ||
* Like a folder in the Windows file system, or a folder in a Box account, or an Outlook inbox. | * Like a folder in the Windows file system, or a folder in a Box account, or an Outlook inbox. | ||
For more information on '''CMIS Connections''' and '''CMIS Repositories''' visit the [[CMIS Connection]] article. | For more information on '''CMIS Connections''' and '''CMIS Repositories''' visit the [[CMIS Connection]] article. | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 22 December 2023
You can't understand what a CMIS Repository is without understanding what a CMIS Connection is.
A CMIS Connection is the Grooper object that connects Grooper to external storage platforms.
- Like the Windows file system, or Box cloud storage platform, or an Outlook email account.
- Once connected with a CMIS Connection, Grooper can access content in the storage platform using a CMIS Repository.
The CMIS Repository is the Grooper object that represents a particular repository in the storage platform.
- Like a folder in the Windows file system, or a folder in a Box account, or an Outlook inbox.
For more information on CMIS Connections and CMIS Repositories visit the CMIS Connection article.