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Table 1-1 Comparison between LWWCM Domino edition and Java edition
Since the main topic of this redbook is how to deal with the integration of
LWWCM with Content Manager, for the remainder of this redbook, we cover
LWWCM, the Java edition, V2.0, with Content Manager as the repository.
1.2.1 LWWCM user interface
LWWCM user interface (sometimes also called the LWWCM administration user
interface) shows a navigator on the left, and is divided into the following modules:
Content Management, Design and Development, Site Management, Security
and Workflow, Version Management, and Syndication and Deployment.
The
Content Management module stores the contents within its Content Library.
The
Design and Development module stores the design elements and
components such as page designs, images, files, content templates and search
rules.
The
Site Management is composed of Site Framework and the Category
Management. The
Site Framework comprises the site structure definition, that is,
the Web site map. The
Category Management comprises the category taxonomy,
which is the classification of content in categories.
The Security and Workflow module stores the users and groups as well as the
workflows, stages and actions.
The
Version Management module contains the Version Library, which is used to
store multiple copies of an object as versions.
Feature Domino Java 1.1 Java 2.0
Version control Yes No Yes
Batch edition Yes No No
Export site to HTML No Yes Yes
Multi-lingual content Yes Yes Yes
Multi-lingual translation
workflows
Ye s N o Ye s
Complex templates No Yes Yes
Multiple content clients Yes No No
Content import Yes No Via API