Day 2 of the CMIS plugfest just ended. As I blogged about yesterday we tried to connect as many client implementations with as many server implementations as we can. The results are displayed in the matrix below: "C" means being able to connect, "R" able to read, "W" able to write, and "W+S" write and search.
So, all in all we have tested 31 client/server combinations, most ATOM-based and 4 with SOAP. All tests were based on the spec version 0.6.1. I am quite happy with these results, especially because many servers and clients were updated to the latest spec version (or even implemented from scratch!) during the plug fest. Cedric Huesler has compiled a collection of screenshots of CMIS clients in action (all experimental and subject to changes):
Also, today the Apache Chemistry project (Apache's CMIS implementation) has been accepted in the ASF's Incubator. Congratulations!