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by texas :: Rate this Message:

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hi I have one very important question.
just about this thing.

is this possible to grab dynamically generated content to bring it on static one.
for taking it and upload manually to other mirror or working server.
this is like cashe that's we can take and upload by ourself? But all this static content must be done as stand -alone independent  site with all hyperlinks correctly works.

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by agrebnev :: Rate this Message:

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Hello texas,

   I think it is possible using web filter. You can find the example
   in the source code of OSCache library.

Tuesday, July 3, 2007, 3:03:22 PM, you wrote:


t> hi I have one very important question.
t> just about this thing.

t> is this possible to grab dynamically generated content to bring it on static
t> one.
t> for taking it and upload manually to other mirror or working server.
t> this is like cashe that's we can take and upload by ourself? But all this
t> static content must be done as stand -alone independent  site with all
t> hyperlinks correctly works.

t> We offer in case of need to  enlist our developers to resolve this task but
t> with yours participation  






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Re: question about getting static

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So another question.
it needed to take  just updated content without an old pages only. Will it be possible?
So do we need to create some new plug -ins to work it out or it possibility are exist now?

Some CMS have a static content export. OpenCms for example. But it can't exporting  a separate parts (pages) of  of the CMS not whole content.
For example we've create new article and atleap load a new created page and we need to take it in the static form (ready jsp html page) to load on the mirror immediately.
So have this ex. that you propose needed possibilities or we need to improve source?

Requestion about getting static

by agrebnev :: Rate this Message:

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Hello texas,

Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 11:34:50 AM, you wrote:


t> So another question.
t> it needed to take  just updated content without an old pages only. Will it
t> be possible?

Look at this

create  table  `al_core_field_value`  (`id` bigint not null, `version`
bigint   not  null,  `locale_identifier`  varchar(10),  `simple_value`
varchar(252),  `field_id`  bigint,  `last_updated`  datetime not null,
`value` longblob, primary key (`id`)) type=InnoDB

Yes. You can use the fields "version" or "last_updated".

t> So do we need to create some new plug -ins to work it out or it possibility
t> are exist now?
Read Developer Guide how to create modules.

t> Some CMS have a static content export. OpenCms for example. But it can't
t> exporting  a separate parts (pages) of  of the CMS not whole content.
t> For example we've create new article and atleap load a new created page and
t> we need to take it in the static form (ready jsp html page) to load on the
t> mirror immediately.
t> So have this ex. that you propose needed possibilities or we need to improve
t> source?
I have already said you should write your own code. I offer to use web-filters.

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