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Integration
The Immediacy framework is web service based and therefore
leverages XML, SOAP and web services natively. Using plug-ins,
Immediacy can access and display content from XML data sources from
any provider whether local or remote on the web.
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Extensibility
Immediacy server plug-ins allow developers to make full use of
the power of ASP and ActiveX to add functionality to the publish
process. Extensions for syndication, xml feeds, forums and access
to third party databases are common.
Immediacy client plug-ins have access to an internal API. Client
plug-ins can be used to allow editors to configure server side
plug-ins or to render content for a given page. Admin add-ins, much
like server plug-ins offer the full power of ASP and ActiveX to
build powerful management extensions into the Immediacy system.
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Server configuration
The most common architecture for Immediacy is the separate
Staging server/Live server model. This requires two separate
servers, the staging server generally within the corporate firewall
and the live server outside and accessible to the public Internet.
The required SQL database may be shared by both, or completely
separate. However another standard model is to have both staging
and live servers on one computer.
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Technical requirements
Review Immediacy's .NET CMS technical requirements.
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