About Publishing System | In the Publishing System Manager, you can define multiple locations to which the site or portions of the site can be published. You can also define user groups with permission to publish content, and you can configure multi-format publishing via user agents.
In Publishing System, administrators can define multiple locations to which the site or portions of the site can be published. Administrators can define user groups with permissions to publish content and configure multi-format publishing.
The publishing process prepares XML pages and components to be consumed as content. When a publish initiates, Ingeniux CMS sends XML files marked for publish to the specified publishing target(s). Subsequently, the replication process copies these files to a directory on the DSS. This two-step process separates the files used to display the production site from the publishing work conducted on the CMS.
The CMS employs a dynamic publishing system. Just-in-time rendering of all content, including dependencies, is the core of dynamic publishing. When a page pulls content from elsewhere in the site via a link, navigation, or component, the CMS creates a dependency. With dynamic publishing, the data for each dependent item is pulled when a page is first rendered on the DSS, and navigation results are cached in memory. Thus, the CMS does not have to process dependencies for published content. The result is a substantially faster publishing process.
The process of moving content from the CMS to the DSS works like this:
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