While creating the page in 6.1, we have options to select template and type
Page type:
Portlet
Panel
Embedded
URL
Link to Page
Monday, August 6, 2012
what are the types of pages?
While creating the page in 6.1, we have options to select template and type
Page type:
Portlet
Panel
Embedded
URL
Link to Page
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Explain Public and Private pages?
All sets of pages are divided into two groups: Public Pages and Private Pages.
Public Pages, by default, are accessible to anyone—including those who haven't logged in to the portal.
Private Pages, by default, are only accessible to the users who belong to the Organization or Community to which the pages belong. This means that an Organization's private pages would only be viewable by members of the Organization. The tabs for public and private pages have the same interface.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
what is WCM?
WCM: Web Content Management
Web Content Management is a system which allows non-technical users to publish content to the web without having advanced knowledge of web technology or programming of any sort.
Web Content Management is a system which allows non-technical users to publish content to the web without having advanced knowledge of web technology or programming of any sort.
what is a LAR file?
The Export / Import tab allows you to export the pages you create into a single file, called a LAR (Liferay Archive). You can then import this file into any server running Liferay, and all of your pages will be copied. This is a great way to take your content from one environment (say, a development or
QA environment) and move it all in one shot to your production server.
This is also a good way to back up your site's content. You can export it to a specific location on your server which is backed up, and if you ever have to restore your site, all you need to do is import the latest LAR file. One limitation on LAR files, however, is that they are version dependent, so you can't
use an export from an old version of Liferay and import it into a newer version.
QA environment) and move it all in one shot to your production server.
This is also a good way to back up your site's content. You can export it to a specific location on your server which is backed up, and if you ever have to restore your site, all you need to do is import the latest LAR file. One limitation on LAR files, however, is that they are version dependent, so you can't
use an export from an old version of Liferay and import it into a newer version.
what are the different types of pages in Liferay?
All sets of pages are divided into two groups: Public Pages and Private
Pages. Public Pages, by default, are accessible to anyone—including those
who haven't logged in to the portal.
Private Pages, by default, are only accessible to the users who belong to
the Organization or Community to which the pages belong. This means that
an Organization's private pages would only be viewable by members of the
Organization. The tabs for public and private pages have the same interface.
Pages. Public Pages, by default, are accessible to anyone—including those
who haven't logged in to the portal.
Private Pages, by default, are only accessible to the users who belong to
the Organization or Community to which the pages belong. This means that
an Organization's private pages would only be viewable by members of the
Organization. The tabs for public and private pages have the same interface.
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