Difference between revisions of "Third-party system integration"
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* To can make a CRM to use document stored at OpenKM repository by using the webservices SOAP API ([[Webservices Guide]]). | * To can make a CRM to use document stored at OpenKM repository by using the webservices SOAP API ([[Webservices Guide]]). | ||
| − | * Also you can even download a document directly without the need of a formal system login. | + | * Also you can even download a document directly without the need of a formal system login. |
* Authentication is pluggable and is easy to use an external user database, LDAP or Active Directory ([[OpenKM authentication]]). | * Authentication is pluggable and is easy to use an external user database, LDAP or Active Directory ([[OpenKM authentication]]). | ||
* Even the data store can be configured to be deployed in any database as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle or SQL Server ([[Using OpenKM with other databases]]). | * Even the data store can be configured to be deployed in any database as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle or SQL Server ([[Using OpenKM with other databases]]). | ||
Latest revision as of 12:14, 1 October 2010
Nowadays is very common a bunch of different systems to be working together. This implies a work made by a system integrator and make possible to increase the overall system synergy. We develop OpenKM with this goal on mind and provide several ways of integration:
- To can make a CRM to use document stored at OpenKM repository by using the webservices SOAP API (Webservices Guide).
- Also you can even download a document directly without the need of a formal system login.
- Authentication is pluggable and is easy to use an external user database, LDAP or Active Directory (OpenKM authentication).
- Even the data store can be configured to be deployed in any database as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle or SQL Server (Using OpenKM with other databases).
