By Using the Alfresco Share Connector One Can Integrate Alfresco

question 53

Multiple Choice

By using the Alfresco Share connector one can integrate Alfresco Process Services with Alfresco Content Services. Which one of the of following is the correct approach to define site specific Alfresco Process Services processes that can be used in Alfresco Share for a site called "Manufacturing"?

• A) Every site in Alfresco Share has a property st:processApp. The value of this property for the site "Manufacturing" needs to be set to the app name defining the processes in Alfresco Process Services.
• B) After having applied the Alfresco Share connector AMPs to Alfresco Content Services, the admin console is extended with a new entry "Site processes", from where administrators can select each site and link it to an available process app from Alfresco Process Services.
• C) The property site.manufacturing.processApp needs to be set in Alfresco Process Services' alfresco-global.properties file, whereas the value for this property must be the name of the process app as defined in Alfresco Process Services.
• D) After having applied the Alfresco Share connector AMPs to Alfresco Content Services, one has to apply an Aspect abs:activitiProcessApp to the "Manufacturing" site's document library and then set the Aspect property abs:appDefinitionName to the name of the process app as defined in Alfresco Process Services.
• E) From within App Designer in Alfresco Process Services, the site specific process app needs to be shared with a group "site_Manufacturing".

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