We had a similar experience with a v9 to v11 hf3 upgrade for a client. With a mix of publication setting amendments and the upgrade we were able to cut publication time from 12hours down to about 6 for a fullsite publication of approx 8gb of html and assets. SmartEdit responsiveness also "feels" better though this could be purely psychological. I have to credit OT for a solid release.
- Morgan On Wednesday, 20 June 2012 22:24:22 UTC+10, Christoph Straßer wrote: > > In terms of how you build the project there are no changes between 10.x > and 11.0 aside from RQL-COM-object that does not exist any more. (We did > not used this in the past.) Our first projects startet with Version 5.6. We > had to change some details when we migrated vom 9.0 to 10.0 about two and a > half years ago. > Between 10.1 und 11.0 there was only one project (out of about 30) where > we had to do a template-modification. (We used the old MSSOAP-COM object to > call a webservice and replaced this with a custom rendertag which calls the > webservice via C#/WCF-Code.) > We had a problem with large RQL-statements we send to the (new) > RQL-webservice. .NET / WCF limits the messagesize per default to 8kb. We > had the modify the web.config. This will be added to future revisions of > the MS-documentation. > At the moment there is left one unresolved problem, that affects the > publication via webservice from MS to DS. It seems like MS "forgets" to > publish some content´s to the DS. The publishing-report and the MS-Logs say > all contents have been published. When you look to the DS some of them are > not there. We try to figur this out since last friday together with the > OT-support. > Performance is - compared to the older versions - much improved. (The > nightly publications of our large projects takes somewhere between 1/2 and > 1/3 time compared to before. In most (but not all!) usecases a author runs > through in his daily work the MS responses faster than before.) > We used a W2K3 Server before and stepped to a W2K8 R2 Server. Some changes > within the Windows Server may affect you. (eg you have to configure your > windows firewall to allow FTP-Transfer) It´s not a real problem. With some > W2K8 Server - KnowHow you should be able to solve them. > I realy hope OT continues to improve the MS within the next months and > years. They did much important work at the backend with 11.0 and should > have paved the way for future versions. There is still much work to do. As > an example the asset managers did not changed much since 2005 or 2006. > (inconvenient UI, missing features like multi-upload for authors, only one > subfolder-level, ....) > Just ask your questions to specific topics. I´ll try to answer them. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RedDot CMS Users" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msg/reddot-cms-users/-/c9tZYI2fKpMJ. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/reddot-cms-users?hl=en.
