Server Side Integration"

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{{CKFinder_SSI_Warning}} CKFinder is an Ajax application where the front end is completely written in JavaScript, which communicates to the server through XML messages. In the server side, there is a “connector”, written in a specific server language, which handles the front end requests. The following graphic illustrates it:
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CKFinder is an Ajax application where the front end is completely written in JavaScript, which communicates to the server through XML messages. In the server side, there is a “connector”, written in a specific server language, which handles the front end requests. The following graphic illustrates it:
  
 
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[[Image:CKFinder Connector.png|Image:CKFinder_Connector.png]]
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[[Image:CKFinder Connector.png|Image:CKFinder_Connector.png]] <br>
 
 
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<br>The following tasks must be accomplished by the Connector:
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<span class="jlink">The following tasks must be accomplished by the Connector</span>
  
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* Receive CKFinder requests.
 
* Receive CKFinder requests.
 
* Manage operations in the File System, like folder and files creations and listings.
 
* Manage operations in the File System, like folder and files creations and listings.
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* Handle ACL settings.
 
* Handle ACL settings.
 
* All requests must take in consideration the settings defined in the config file. All config files should be unified.
 
* All requests must take in consideration the settings defined in the config file. All config files should be unified.
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<br>This document contains the overall specifications for the development of the connector for CKFinder.
 
<br>This document contains the overall specifications for the development of the connector for CKFinder.
  
* [[CKFinder/Server Side Integration/File Browser Requests|File Browser Requests]]
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* [[/File Browser Requests|File Browser Requests]]
* [[CKFinder/Server Side Integration/The Connector Responses|The Connector Responses]]
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* [[/The Connector Responses|The Connector Responses]]
* [[CKFinder/Server Side Integration/Error Messages|Error Messages]]
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* [[/Error Messages|Error Messages]]
* [[CKFinder/Server Side Integration/The Commands|The Commands]]
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* [[/The Commands|The Commands]]
* [[CKFinder/Server Side Integration/Configurations File|Configurations File]]
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* [[/Configurations File|Configurations File]]
* [[CKFinder/Server Side Integration/Access Control List|Access Control List]]
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* [[/Access Control List|Access Control List]]
* [[CKFinder/Server Side Integration/Other Considerations|Other Considerations]]
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* [[/Error Codes|Error Codes]]
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* [[/Other Considerations|Other Considerations]]

Latest revision as of 10:23, 19 November 2010

Note: This information is intented for programmers interested in modifying the CKFinder core.
If you are interested in installing/configuring CFKinder, please take a look at the Developer's Guide.
 

CKFinder is an Ajax application where the front end is completely written in JavaScript, which communicates to the server through XML messages. In the server side, there is a “connector”, written in a specific server language, which handles the front end requests. The following graphic illustrates it:


Image:CKFinder_Connector.png

The following tasks must be accomplished by the Connector


This document contains the overall specifications for the development of the connector for CKFinder.

This page was last edited on 19 November 2010, at 10:23.