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Publishable metadata for content management and component testing

A content management system and metadata technology, applied in the direction of website content management, network data retrieval, and other database retrieval, can solve problems such as difficult fault finding, difficult to simulate usage conditions, errors, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2017-08-15
MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
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However, without testing the new component in a live environment, it can be difficult to troubleshoot and determine what is actually missing or what is actually wrong with the component
Even when product development teams perform extensive testing offline, it can be difficult to simulate real-life usage and to precisely identify potential issues in an offline setting

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[0011] Techniques related to publishable metadata for content management that enable selective invocation of new components in a web content management system are described herein. Metadata published in conjunction with the corresponding content may be configured to include tags or other identifiers that cause the content management system to selectively direct content processing between existing and new components. A content management system implemented switch may operate to examine metadata to determine which processing components to select for particular content and to direct said content to the appropriate components. Additionally, switching may also be initiated in the web site to direct page requests from clients to existing or new rendering controls based on publishable metadata associated with the requested page. From this, metadata and switching can be deployed for load balancing and testing between new and existing components in a live environment...

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Described herein are techniques related to publishable metadata for content management that enable selective invocation of new components in a web content management system. Metadata published in conjunction with the corresponding content may be configured to include tags or other identifiers that cause the content management system to selectively direct content processing between existing and new components. A switcher implemented by a content management system can operate to examine metadata to determine which processing components to select for specific content and to direct the content to the appropriate component. The switch can also be placed in the website to direct page requests from clients to existing or new rendering controls based on publishable metadata associated with the requested page. Thus, testing and load balancing between new and existing components can be performed in a live environment using metadata and switches.

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Background technique [0001] One challenge associated with online web services is being able to test new components in a live environment. Generally speaking, if a new component is not fully ready for user consumption when the product is deployed, then that component will be suppressed and not deployed to the live environment at all. However, without testing the new component in a live environment, it can be difficult to troubleshoot and determine what is actually missing or what is actually wrong with the component. Even when product development teams perform extensive testing offline, it is difficult to simulate real-life usage and to precisely identify potential issues in an offline setting. Contents of the invention [0002] This Summary is provided to introduce a selection of concepts in a simplified form that are further described below in the Detailed Description. This Summary is intended to neither identify key features or essential features of the claimed subject m...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06F17/30
CPCG06F16/119G06F16/148G06F16/958
Inventor Y.阿塔斯M.A.冈萨雷斯K.L.布朗
Owner MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
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