PortCMIS consists of two libraries: PortCMIS and PortCMISWin.
The PortCMIS library is a .NET Standard 1.1 library and contains the main code.
The PortCMISWin library adds support for Windows Runtime APIs, especially the
Windows.Web.Http.HttpClient. Use it only if you need a specific feature that is
not available with the System.Net.Http.HttpClient.
Please note that the authentication provider interfaces are different for
PortCMIS and PortCMISWin. Custom authentication provider implementations have
to developed for either PortCMIS or PortCMISWin.
Change log
PortCMIS 0.4:
…
PortCMIS 0.3:
Switched from a Portable Class Library to a .NET Standard Library
The DLL included in this release is signed with a public/private key pair that is also
included in this package. This allows you to deploy it to the global assembly cache (GAC)
and to make changes to the PortCMIS source code without recompiling your application.
However, since the private key is publicly available, this strong name cannot be trusted.
If a trust relationship between your application and the PortCMIS DLL is important to you,
you have to rebuild the DLL from the source code and sign it yourself.
Apache Chemistry PortCMIS 0.4
Apache Chemistry PortCMIS is a Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) client library for the .NET Standard 1.1 or higher.
See https://chemistry.apache.org/dotnet/portcmis.html for more information. See https://chemistry.apache.org/docs/cmis-samples/ for code samples.
If you find a problem, please let us know: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CMIS
Libraries
PortCMIS consists of two libraries: PortCMIS and PortCMISWin.
The PortCMIS library is a .NET Standard 1.1 library and contains the main code. The PortCMISWin library adds support for Windows Runtime APIs, especially the Windows.Web.Http.HttpClient. Use it only if you need a specific feature that is not available with the System.Net.Http.HttpClient.
Use this code to create a session with PortCMIS:
Use this code to create a session with PortCMISWin:
Please note that the authentication provider interfaces are different for PortCMIS and PortCMISWin. Custom authentication provider implementations have to developed for either PortCMIS or PortCMISWin.
Change log
PortCMIS 0.4:
PortCMIS 0.3:
PortCMIS 0.2:
PortCMIS 0.1:
Strong-Name signing
The DLL included in this release is signed with a public/private key pair that is also included in this package. This allows you to deploy it to the global assembly cache (GAC) and to make changes to the PortCMIS source code without recompiling your application. However, since the private key is publicly available, this strong name cannot be trusted. If a trust relationship between your application and the PortCMIS DLL is important to you, you have to rebuild the DLL from the source code and sign it yourself.