01-26-05 10:54 PM
Hi Monnie,
this depends on what you mean witzh "upload".
Do you mean upload using ROP files? MCMS 2002 has the same concept names
SiteDeployment.
The repository content is exported into an SDO package and then imported
into the pubilshing MCMS server machine.
Or are you talking about using SiteStager and generating static html pages?
This cannot be done with .NET based templates - but honestly: if you are
looking into the features of .NET and then doing a static html image of the
site would be a little bit strange anyway.
If you are still looking for a solution to stage a .NET MCMS site, checkout
the solution I have written:
http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/...EF-519A7B841FCC
Cheers,
Stefan.
"RamR0m" <ramr0m@ignorethis.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> We are CMS 2001 users.
> Due to .NET functionality we are investigate the feature &
> benefits of
> CMS 2002.
> One specific question raised.
>
> We upload our CMS 2001 site each night to our webhoster.
> Please could anyone tell us what is the procedure
> of "publishing" or
> like staging in CMS 2002 in our situation?
> So, we would like to keep our webhoster.
>
> tx in advance,
>
> Monnie
>
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)you are saying there has to be a
publishing server somewhere (maybe at the hostersite) to
put our data on.
If this is right please let me know.
Kind regards,
Monnie
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi Monnie,
>
>this depends on what you mean witzh "upload".
>
>Do you mean upload using ROP files? MCMS 2002 has the
same concept names
>SiteDeployment.
>The repository content is exported into an SDO package
and then imported
>into the pubilshing MCMS server machine.
>
>Or are you talking about using SiteStager and generating
static html pages?
>This cannot be done with .NET based templates - but
honestly: if you are
>looking into the features of .NET and then doing a static
html image of the
>site would be a little bit strange anyway.
>
>If you are still looking for a solution to stage a .NET
MCMS site, checkout
>the solution I have written:
>
