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#Mediawiki authentication install

It is this capability that allows us to host a standard, PHP written, MediaWiki instance within the Alfresco WAR. With this AMP installed templates and scripts can be written in PHP and also PHP code can be hosted within the repository WAR and served to clients. The PHP integration AMP integrates the Quercus Java written PHP engine and provides a Alfresco PHP API to access the standard Alfresco functionality. The MediaWiki Integration AMP is dependent on the PHP capabilities provided by the PHP Integration AMP.

This source files of the MediaWiki distribution are installed into the Alfresco WAR by packaging them into an AMP and installing them using the module management tool. The MediaWiki Alfresco Integration uses a standard MediaWiki installation. MediaWiki Integration Architecture Overview MediaWiki search capable of leveraging the Alfresco search capabilities.MediaWiki content library integrated with Alfresco, so content is stored and managed in the repository.A MediaWiki space viewable from the web client UI, customised to allow configuration and control of the wiki.Permission and authentication of MediaWiki configured and controlled from the Alfresco repository.Integration capable of supporting mutiple MediaWiki's.Configuration of MediaWiki possible from within the repository.

#Mediawiki authentication install

A standard MediaWiki install can be used with no need to modify core source code.

All content entered into MediaWiki stored in the Alfresco repository.

Simple and automatic installation of Mediawiki, running within the same JVM as the repository.

The objectives of the MediaWiki integration are as follows: This is done by installing MediaWiki into the Alfresco WAR using an AMP and then making use of the PHP capabilities made available by installing the PHP Integration AMP to extend MediaWiki to work closely with Alfresco. The MediaWiki Integration AMP integrates MediaWiki with Alfresco. The PHP SDK is now being maintained as a separate project at Google Code: