Hi ,
Actually I meant "standard protocols" ,
I understand that for the CMS to speak to the web-server some mode of
communication is needed
it could use some of the TCP/IP protocol (FTP for example ) ,That's how
the CMS updates a web server ,if at all the web server is remote to the CMS.
But Lennart told me that the "web-server is the CMS" (Now I'm under the
presumption that anything could be the CMS ).
Suju...
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>
> I was hoping that someone was going to answer this questions
knowledgeably -
> as I was not sure I could understand it, nor know the answer, but it
sounds
> interesting.
> Suju - please explain your questions what do you mean standards,
protocols,
> like J2EE for example? Did Lennart answer your questions?
> Pdm
>
>
> From: "Suju Krishnan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > 1.What protocols are ideal the communication between the
> > Web-server and the CMS.Are there any de-facto standards
> > on this or is it a mere implementation issue.
>
> A common solution is that the web server is the CMS, so I would say that
it
> is a mere implementation issue. I actually have a hard time realizing how
> this could be made standard at all. :-) Lennart
>
>
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