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this issue" type question? If so, I have a few issues I'd like to throw
into the fire.
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ave the deployment routine list all changes and allow selective
deployment in that way?
How do you eat yours?
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roblems?)
* flag items of content ready for deployment, and only deploy those?
* have the deployment routine list all changes and allow selective
deployment in that way?
How do you eat yours?
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Charles Reitzel wrote:
The short answer is to manage replication by collection. Collection is
a good unit for this type of management because of its open ended
definition. A collection is just a bunch of stuff that goes together.
So people tend to naturally understand and even expect that a
this? Are there any good resources
that might help me with the "what is a CMS" bit?
(btw, I come from a technical background - I'm the development lead /
technical manager).
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e company will need that. Is there a tried and tested method of
explaining such a thing?
Thanks for you comments - I fully appreciate what you're saying.
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oduct.
Thanks Carol. It's going to take me a while to digest your post, so I'll
say thanks now, and come back with questions later :)
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Adam Fields wrote:
Abstraction is your friend here.
Surely abstraction is a friend of a friend?
:)
From a development point-of-view, I'd go with XML too. Group by page
and make each paragraph a separate child of that page.
You then display this in any number of ways.
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