Web content is the textual, visual, or aural content, as part of user experience, on websites. It may include, among other things, text, images, sounds, videos, and animations. The portal provides a Web Content Management (WCM) portlet, which manages the structured and unstructured content to be published in a website. The features cover tagging, categorization, versioning, multilanguage support, workflow, scheduled publishing, defining the fields of the web content by creating structures, editing the XML file with a desktop application through WebDAV, defining the look of the custom structures by using Velocity or XSL templates, dynamic publishing, and so on.
The following figure depicts an overview of web content management, conceptually. Web content has a set of resources, called JournalArticleResource, associated with it. Each resource may have many versions of journal articles, called JournalArticle, associated with them. As you can see, web...