LuisSala
- Alfresco 3.2 Webinar happening now, no registration required: http://alfresco.acrobat.com...9:05 AM Jul 17th from Seesmic
- @irina_guseva BTW, you might get a kick of these aerobatic videos: http://bit.ly/UdzNf and http://bit.ly/13T9ny12:46 PM Jul 13th from Seesmic in reply to irina_guseva
- @irina_guseva Flying was easy, working the radio was harder. ;)11:53 AM Jul 13th from Seesmic in reply to irina_guseva
- @irina_guseva The DA40 is sweet! Before I couldn't afford them anymore, I logged 60+ training hours on a 172.11:06 AM Jul 13th from Seesmic in reply to irina_guseva
- @irina_guseva Just remember to trim and keep pressure on the right rudder and you'll be good to go...10:57 AM Jul 13th from Seesmic in reply to irina_guseva
- @Shudh It's not possible to host #Alfresco on #AppEngine, not worth trying. It *is* possible, however, to run it on #EC2 or #GoGrid.8:14 AM Jul 12th from Seesmic in reply to Shudh
- Try a c1.medium... Good bang for the buck. If you do go for a large instance, then go 64-bit all the way for OS, DB, JVM, etc.11:43 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck
- @technoweenie Try Aptana Cloud. http://aptana.com11:35 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to technoweenie
- @wattersjames Yes, that's bothersome. But I'll take them at their word (for now) that Google Apps Standard will remain free.11:35 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to wattersjames
- @ringlerun Small #EC2 instances have slower CPU and disk IO. My #Alfresco instances take 10+ mins to start. Once started, they run fine.11:33 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to ringlerun
- @mjasay @wattersjames TechCrunch updated the article. Google made a mistake.11:22 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to mjasay
- @ringlerun Startup times depends on hardware, memory, JDK and other factors. I've seen startups over 10 minutes, but usually it's about 2-4.11:19 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to ringlerun
- Download the non-expiring @ContentCircles client with #Alfresco integration from http://contentcircles.com11:08 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck
- @ringlerun What's wrong with your #Alfresco server?11:05 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to ringlerun
- @toddogasawara After starting Tomcat monitor alfresco.log and access server on http://localhost:8080/alfresco11:05 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to toddogasawara
- @toddogasawara #Alfresco defaults to an in-memory Java DB for basic non-prod testing it should work after install. Run 'alfresco.sh start'11:04 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to toddogasawara
- @toddogasawara You just need to download the MySQL JDBC driver and configure it as per: http://is.gd/1qbl610:55 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to toddogasawara
- @nfortlage In short, #Alfresco Enterprise is certified, supported and has certain features not in Community such as clustering, Oracle, etc.9:08 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to nfortlage
- @nfortlage The intent of #Alfresco Labs (renamed "Community") is roughly equivalent to Fedora but has more in common with MySQL Community9:01 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to nfortlage
- @marianov That's a question better answered by @uzquiano8:57 AM Jul 7th from TweetDeck in reply to marianov
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- Name Luis Sala
- Location Morgan Hill, CA
- Web http://luis.sala.us
- Bio Evangelist at Alfresco Software, open source content management.
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