Using IBM FileNet instead of UCM

Is it possible to replace UCM with IBM FileNet. Currently I am developing a portal using Webcenter Spaces 11.1.1.5 and Using UCM as content server, now I need to replace UCM with IBM FileNet, is this possible?

Short answer: no
Long answer: with a lot of effort you should be able to do it... The think is that all the content related taskflows like document explorer, content presenter and so on are using the JCR 1.0 standard. There is currently no adapter available for FileNet so you could write one using the JCR specifications and expose it to webcenter.
Otherwise, you can also use FileNet API to create your own taskflows but that is building all the functionality from scratch.
There is no easy way to just replace UCM with FileNet because FileNet is currently not supported by WebCenter as document repository.

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