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Managing eZ Publish Web Content Management Projects

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Managing eZ Publish Web Content Management Projects

Overview of this book

open-source CMS (content management system) and development framework with functionality for web publishing, intranets, e-commerce, extranets, and web portals. In this book, Martin Bauer of designit.com.au an eZ publish Silver partner, teaches you how to successfully manage and implement an eZ publish web content management project. He shows you how to produce quality results in a repeatable manner with the minimum of effort, and end up with eZ publish solutions that will delight your clients. The book presents strategies, best practices, and techniques for all steps of your eZ publish project, starting from client requirements, through planning, information architecture and content modeling, design considerations, and right up to deployment, client training, maintenance, support, and upgrades.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
Managing eZ Publish Web Content Management Projects
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
Preface
Index

Moving Code between Environments


At some point in the project, we have to move code from the development environment to the staging and ultimately the production environment. There are a number of ways of doing this.

Firstly, you need to identify what it is that you are moving across. Given that eZ publish should already be installed on the staging and production environments, you only need to upload the elements that you have changed.

This approach works fine until content population commences. Ideally, all development would happen before content population commences but sometimes, due to time constraints, content population starts before development is completed. This can work if handled carefully. What you need to do is ensure that all the content classes have been defined and permissions relating to users and groups are complete. At this point, you should be able to release this to staging for content to be entered. You can then continue developing features that will then use that content...