I'm attempting to use this with SCT Luminis which uses uPortal as a framework. It may or may not work since it doesn't use Apache as the webserver.
Anyway, during the installation, the CMS channel would not autopublish but I can manually create one. Could anyone tell me what the settings would be ? ie. type, class, parameters ?
Thanks !
-Jon
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Hi Jon,
HyperContent is a custom channel, whose classname is "edu.columbia.hypercontent.contentmanager.CContentManager". The auto-publish sets the channel timeout to one minute (60000), though I know some people have set it lower. No other parameters are required - just set up your categories and subscribe permissions as usual.
You have to have some sort of web server to view any output from HyperContent 1.4 - this is changing in version 2.0, which can act as its own web server. You don't have to use Apache; the quick start install relies on Tomcat to do the web serving, but that's not a terribly robust solution.
Alex
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I'm attempting to use this with SCT Luminis which uses uPortal as a framework. It may or may not work since it doesn't use Apache as the webserver.
Anyway, during the installation, the CMS channel would not autopublish but I can manually create one. Could anyone tell me what the settings would be ? ie. type, class, parameters ?
Thanks !
-Jon
Hi Jon,
HyperContent is a custom channel, whose classname is "edu.columbia.hypercontent.contentmanager.CContentManager". The auto-publish sets the channel timeout to one minute (60000), though I know some people have set it lower. No other parameters are required - just set up your categories and subscribe permissions as usual.
You have to have some sort of web server to view any output from HyperContent 1.4 - this is changing in version 2.0, which can act as its own web server. You don't have to use Apache; the quick start install relies on Tomcat to do the web serving, but that's not a terribly robust solution.
Alex
Sweet, thanks I'll give it a shot.
Luminis uses Netscape's web server, so hopefully it'll work. I'll let you know.
-Jon