Web content management involves managing textual, visual, or audio content on a website, including text, images, documents, services, and multimedia. It allows businesses to manage this web content for usability purposes. Vignette Content Management was one of the first content management systems and provides functionality for managing enterprise web content. It allows creating sites, channels, and content types to organize content before publishing it. The system uses a database to store content and has tools for importing and exporting content for reuse.

1. Web Content Management
Textual, Visual or Aural contents which are the parts of
any Website is known as Web Content and it may
include Text, Images, Document, e-Service, audio and
Video clip.
Managing all these
contents for any
business or usability
purpose is known as
Web Content
Management

2. Delivers a robust web experience delivery system
Powers some of the most sophisticated sites
Deliver the most engaging online experiences
See a rapid return on your online investments
Focus on your message, not the tools
Create & modify online content with consistency,
accuracy and speed
Improve efficiency
Empowering content owners
Keeping stringent guidelines and safety checks in place
Features of Content Management

3. Vignette Content Management
Vignette Content Management is a powerful solution for
creating and managing content for enterprise applications.
this product was the first of its kind in the early days of the
Internet.
VCM provides the rich and deep functionality that an
enterprise application demands. Its usability feature makes it
more significant Content Management Tool.
It is now a part of the OpenText an enterprise software
company and leader in Enterprise Content Management

4. Stage Diagram of Vignette CMS
VCM
VAP
Dynamic Site Module
Dynamic Portal Module
Management Stage
JSP /
Servlets
based
Apps
Delivery Stage

5. Navigates to Home Page
(Default Page of Vignette AppConsole)

6. Takes you to the Personal Home Page.
Note that this link will not appear if your
administrator has set the Personal
Home Page to appear as your Home
Page.

7. Takes you to pages where you can
create and manage sites and
channels.

8. Takes you to pages where you can
create and manage content items.

9. Takes you to pages where you can
view reports.

10. Here you can perform such administrator and
developer actions as creating and managing
classification, roles, workflows, creating
Content Type Definitions, and so on.

11. Site
Channel
Project Folder
Project folder, Channel and Site
CI CICI

12. Sites are vehicles for delivering content & application
functionality to a targeted set of users, such as employees,
customers, partners or geographical groups.
Sites function as container object for channels.
Site

13. A project Folder is to contain content items.
A project is simply a container or “folder” you can use to
organize your content if you wish.
Project Folder

14.  The term “channel” refers to a chunk of your website for users
of the old CMS, these would have been called “section”. Think of
channel as place holders on your site.
Channel
Provides a means for
organizing & grouping content
items for presenting to end
users.
A Channel can be associated
with only one site

15.  Home channel
 Unassigned content channel
 Archive content channel
 Application assets channel
Root Channel

16. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
A Content Type Definition(CTD) serves as a template
that can be used for creating an arbitrary number of
content instances.
Content Type Definition

17. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Attribute correspond to specific records within a database table.
(they retrieve data from & store data to a column in a
database)
That is, there is one-to-one correlation b/w an attribute &
database column.
Attributes in a content instance must conforms to its Content
Type object.
. Data Source Attributes
. Extensible Attributes
Attributes in CTDs

18. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
 Widgets are HTML input type
 For each attribute in a content type
definition, a widget is assigned to a
attribute.
 Widgets let you control the
appearance of the attributes in the
Content Item Create/Edit pages.
(The Content Item Create/Edit pages are
the forms that display to help you create
instances of the content type definition).
Widgets

19. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Widgets
GUID It is a hidden widget that maps 40 digit Unique Identifier
Text Field It is used for simple text field input
Text Area It is used for text area input
Edit Live It is used as an HTML Editor
Relator
This widget creates a contained relationship between two data
base tables for an attribute
Data Select Data Select is a drop down select list
Content Select This widget is used to select or create other contents to

20. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
A Content Item can be either a Content Instance or a
Static File
Content Instances are the Instances of any CTD.
On the other hand Static files may be any of html, XML,
Script or any executable file
Content Items

21. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
 Creating a Database Table
 Creating a Site
 Creating a Content Type Definition
 Registering the Content Type Definition with the Site
 Creating a Project
 Creating Content Items
 Associating the Content Items with Channels
Lifecycle of creating Content Items

22. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Parker News Releases Activity

23. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
CTD of news release

24. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Table1

25. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Table2

26. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
CTD
Already
created CTDs

27. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Attribute

28. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Attribute2

29. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Attribute3

30. ProFolder
THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT

31. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
CTD of news release

32. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
At the management stage there may be a chance where
you need to use already created Channels, Project
Folders, Content Type Definition, Content Instances and
all then you can accomplish this task through Import and
Export feature of VCM Suit.
Import & Export

33. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
• Create the database tables for the content types
• Import the content types and the workflow
• Update the Roles with the Capabilities required to work
with the new content types
• Deploy the war file containing the XSL files required for
preview to work
Steps for Import

34. Import db
THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Creating
tables for
storing data
for the CI’s
that we have
to import

35. Setting enviornment var
THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT

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vgnimport -u <username> -h <host:port> -f <path to zip
file>/vgnext.zip
Path – where vgnext.zip file exists. Host – 10.212.0.35
Username – vgnadmin Port – 27110
Import command

37. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
Imported Pro

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Imported CTD

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• The role manager is launched by selecting 'Workbench | Roles'
from the management console.
• To assign these capabilities to the Developer role, for example,
click on 'Developer', select the 'Capabilities' tab, then select the
'Add' button
Roles with the capability

40. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
• The role manager is launched by selecting 'Workbench | Roles'
from the management console.
• To assign these capabilities to the Developer role, for example,
click on 'Developer', select the 'Capabilities' tab, then select the
'Add' button
Roles with the capability

41. THE CONTENT EXPERTSOPEN TEXT
QuizFeel
free
to
ask

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Presented by
KAUSHAL VARSHNEY
SHUBHAM AGARWAL
[Trainee Software Engineer]