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How to publish item in Sitecore?
To publish a single item: Open the Publish Item wizard from one of two locations in Sitecore: From the Content Editor – select the item that you want to publish. On the Publish tab, in the Publish group, click the Publish drop-down arrow, and select Publish item.
What is publishing in Sitecore?
The default publishing target in Sitecore is the Web database. You can choose to publish the entire website or a single item: Site publishing – publishes your entire website starting from the root of the content tree. You can publish a site from the Content Editor or from the Sitecore Desktop.
What are the types of publishing Sitecore?
Publish a website
- Incremental Publish – publishes only items that are in the publishing queue. Every time you change an item, the item is automatically added to the publishing queue.
- Smart Publish – publishes all items that have changed since the last publication.
- Republish – publishes everything.
How do I enable workflow in Sitecore?
When you go to the Content Editor, select ‘System’ and scroll down to the ‘Workflows’ node in the tree on the left hand of the editor. This is exactly where the Sitecore Simple workflow is configured.
How are publish and subscribe paradigms used in applications?
Applications that communicate through a publish and subscribe paradigm require the sending applications (publishers) to publish messages without explicitly specifying recipients or having knowledge of intended recipients.
How does the Publish Subscribe model work in Java?
At runtime, publishers post messages to various queues. The queue (in other words, the delivery mechanisms of the underlying infrastructure) then delivers messages that match the various subscriptions to the appropriate subscribers. Publish-Subscribe Architecture
How are senders and recipients decoupled in publish subscribe?
This decoupling between senders and recipients is usually accomplished by an intervening entity between the publisher and the subscriber, which serves as a level of indirection. This intervening entity is a queue that represents a subject or channel. Figure 17-1illustrates publish and subscribe functionality.
How are queues used in publish subscribe model?
Each queue has an associated message content format that describes the structure of the messages represented by that queue. The message format may be unstructured (RAW) or it may have a well-defined structure (ADT). This allows both subject- or content-based subscriptions.