Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server

Building Websites With Microsoft Content Management Server

A fast-paced and practical tutorial guide for C# developers starting out with MCMS 2002.

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Chapter 17: Publishing with Authoring Connector

This chapter discusses how authors can publish content from Word directly to an MCMS site using Authoring Connector and how formatting, updates, and replacements can be accomplished easily using the Authoring Connector.

Chapter 17: Table of Contents:
- Before We Begin
- Installing Authoring ConnectorColumns
- Building the Column Template
  - Creating the Template Object
  - Creating the Template File
- The OfficeHtmlPlaceholder and OfficeAttachmentPlaceholder Definitions
- Publishing from Microsoft Word
- Updating the Page
- Replacing Any Page
- Submitting Selected Text
- Maintaining a Consistent Look and Feel
  - Reducing the Spacing between Line Breaks
- Changing the Server Name
  - Changing the Server Name for Hundreds of Documents
- Creating Publishing Tasks
  - Modifying the location of PublishingTasks.xml and PublishingTasks.xsd
- Summary

	BOOK DETAILS
	Paperback, 660 pages Released: January 2005 ISBN: 1904811167 Authors: Lim Mei Ying, Joel Ward, Stefan Goßner

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Intro
1. Overview of Microsoft Content Management Server
2. Installing Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 for the Developer
3. The Database Configuration Application
4. The Server Configuration Application
5. Setting Up a Website from Scratch
6. Creating Templates and Postings[ Free Chapter]
7. Working with Placeholders
8. Debugging Template Files
9. Default Postings and Channel Rendering Scripts
10. Understanding the MCMS Publishing Workflow
11.Authoring with Microsoft Content Management Server
12. The Publishing Application Programming Interface
13. Building Navigation Controls
14. Customizing Placeholder Controls
15. Building Custom Placeholder Definitions and Placeholders
16. Extending the Workflow
17. Publishing with Authoring Connector
18. Implementing Forms Authentication[ Free Chapter]
19. Customizing the Web Author Console
20. Creating Connected Templates and Pages
21. Aggregating Content
22. Enhancing Performance with Caching
23. Site Deployment
24. Hosting Multiple Web Sites and Adding SSL Security
Appendix A
Appendix B
Index

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