CMIS (Concept)

CMIS (Content Management Interoperability Services) is an open standard allowing different content management systems to share information over the Internet.

CMIS defines an abstraction layer for controlling diverse document management systems and repositories using web protocols.  This allows different content management systems to connect to each other's repositories to import, access, and publish documents and their metadata.

See Also

• CMIS+ - Grooper's infrastructure for standardizing connections to external storage platforms modeled after the CMIS standard.
• CMIS Connection - The object created and used in Grooper to connect to storage platforms.
• CMIS Binding - Connection types to individual document storage platforms.
  • AppXtender (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to the ApplicationXtender document management platform.
  • CMIS (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to traditional CMIS 1.0 and CMIS 1.1 servers.
  • Exchange (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity Microsoft Outlook via Microsoft Exchange mail servers
  • FileBound (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to the FileBound document management platform.
  • FTP (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to File Transfer Protocol (FTP) directories.
  • IMAP (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to IMAP mail servers.
  • NTFS (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to the Microsoft Windows file system.
  • OneDrive (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to the Microsft OneDrive cloud storage platform.
  • SFTP (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) directories.
  • SharePoint (CMIS Binding) - Provides connectivity to Microsoft SharePoint sites.
• CMIS Import - Import documents using CMIS Connections
• CMIS Export - Export documents using CMIS Connections