Will
Sun Apr 09 23:00:16 CDT 2006
MOSS will combine the content management features of CMS. For now, you can
still use the same process for file system based changes like style sheets
and web parts. For things like Areas and content in document libraries, you
pretty much have to recreate in produciton manually.
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Will D. Robinson
PointBridge Solutions
Microsoft MVP Live Communications Server
http://collabage.blogspot.com/
"Engelbert" <Engelbert@discussions.nospam.com> wrote in message
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> >In typical development enviroment we have development, testing and >live
> >installations. And the components are moved from one to the other along
> >with development cycle.
>
> In Microsoft's 2002/2003 world, that was the role that Content Management
> Server had.
>
> With this (CMS) being combined with SPS to product the next version MOSS
> 2007 I think we can safely say it will be in that product.
>
> Engelbert
>
> <pksa@poczta.fm> wrote in message
> news:1144603675.486094.173530@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>> Is there any tool or procedure to clone test installation over
>> production (deployed for users) installation.
>> In typical development enviroment we have development, testing and live
>> installations. And the components are moved from one to the other along
>> with development cycle.
>> I thing I should be applied also to developing portal in SPS.
>>
>> What do you thing? What is your practice?
>>
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