Syndication
Use syndication to replicate web content library data from one server to another server. Syndication is based on a syndicator and subscriber relationship. The syndicator has the current data. The subscriber received the current data from the syndicator.
- Roadmap: Syndication
Syndication is the tool that is used to replicate data from a web content library on one server to a web content library on another server. The relationship between a syndicator and a subscriber can be either a one-way or two-way relationship. - Syndication relationships
Syndication is the method that is used by HCL Web Content Manager to replicate data from a web content library on one server to a web content library on another server. - Syndication properties
You can tailor the syndication behavior of your web content environment by changing configuration settings such as the syndication interval and automatic syndication. - Syndication tuning
While syndication is a vital part of keeping your web content current, the same syndication strategy is not appropriate for every environment. Depending on how you deploy HCL Web Content Manager, you can use different syndication strategies to balance the currency of your content with the performance your environment requires. - Syndication troubleshooting
If you encounter issues when syndicating, there are some common methods available to troubleshoot these issues. - Creating a syndication relationship from the command line
You can set up syndication relationships by using the Administration Portlets or the command line. To set up a syndication relationship from the command line, use the XML configuration interface (XML access) and the ConfigEngine command to configure the subscriber.