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I want to upload a large file maybe 500MB. on CMIS based servers. Alfresco, Documentum and Microsoft SharePoint

Would I face problems ?, if yes, are there suggestion to handle that ?

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I am still searching to build a java client using opencmis. I think I will face such problem and I want to know is there a possible handling using this lib

Mathias Conradt
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  • What method are you going to use to upload? Via a dedicated CMIS client or your own? And if the former, which one? – Gagravarr Oct 25 '11 at 12:37
  • I am still searching to build a java client using opencmis. I thnik I will face such problem and I want to know is there a possible handling using this lib – Adham Oct 25 '11 at 12:49
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    The OpenCMIS client library has been tested with documents up to 2GB. There is no technical limitation to support even larger documents. – Florian Müller Oct 25 '11 at 21:05
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    @FlorianMüller that looks like an answer rather than a comment, you might want to promote it to one! – Gagravarr Oct 26 '11 at 17:42

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Use OpenCMIS to upload your content it is the most advanced CMIS client implementation.

  • As stated by Florian Müller (Apache Chemistry Chair, CMIS Committee Member) OpenCMIS is tested to handle 2GB, so your 500MB documents are supported without problems.

  • There are two bindings for CMIS which are REST/ATOM and SOAP Webservices. There might be differences in performance between the two, with SOAP most likely being slower. This is something you should test if performance is an issue.

  • Use the OpenCMIS Workbench Desktop Client to easily try out the transfer to your target repositories. This is the best way the see how your content repositories work together with OpenCMIS.

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