Tag: enterprise content management
Questions Related to enterprise content management
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In OpenDeploy base odnodes.xml should have an nodeSet entry having receivers host name and listening port
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In OpenDeploy receiver odnodes.xml should have an nodeSet entry having base host name and listening port
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Ports mentioned in both receiver and base should be the same
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nodeSet entry is only required in odnodes.xml of base server not required in receiver server
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Range
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Modulus
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Entire
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Same
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memsize
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arraysize
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partitionsize
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transactsize
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same
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Round Robin
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Hash
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Random
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dsjob -run -mode NORMAL -instance
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dsjob -run -mode NORMAL -wait -instance
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dsjob -run -mode NORMAL .
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dsjob -run -mode MULTI .
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Content Author
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Content Manager
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Web Developer
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Administrator
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Snapshot of website
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Stamped with date and time and captures everything needed to replicate the site
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Stored in edition cabinet in repository
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Created using active contents only
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Templates
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Rules
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Presentation Files
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Renditions
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A folder map is an XML file that consists of rules that place content files in specific locations in Web Cabinets, based on each content file’s properties
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Web Publisher does not make a call to the folder map file every time a user creates a new object or changes an object’s properties.
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When Web Publisher encounters paths in the primary folder map to secondary folder maps, Web Publisher evaluates the rules in the secondary folder map before returning to the primary folder map
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Rules in the folder map file define property values and repository paths.
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Rules File
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Instruction file
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Folder Map
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Presentation File