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After several months of development we're proud to announce that our archive module is here.
In a nutshell, the archive allows you to do the following tasks:
The archive is built on top of SOLR which is a database created for storing and searching billions of items within seconds. Major companies are using SOLR for their websites. eBay. Craiglist. eHarmony. Netflix. TicketMaster. Apple. Disney. Cisco. And more.
We're bringing this technology to the table, and we're doing it in a way that is transparent to the CMS. You will be able to:
The two import functions mentioned above have been designed for organizations who want to dump articles into the archive in bulk, as a way to transfer them onto the CMS. Mainly for newspapers and publications in need of a print-to-web process.
Furthermore, importing articles back into the CMS offers the option to overwrite:
The system will allow you to peek at articles without having to import anything.
The archive brings true cloud computing to our CMS. There is only one archive for all our websites. Each website gets its own space into the archive. Multiple websites can opt to access each other's archive on an unlimited basis, or on a metered basis.
In a scenario where a company owns multiple websites running on the LVSYS platform, the archive would allow these three websites to move content with each other without having to cut and paste articles. All you would have to do is 1) select the archive to send an article to, 2) from the recipient webiste, pull articles from a selected archive.
Events, Business Listings, Booking Engine Suppliers and Articles all have access to the archive.
Stay tuned, this feature is evolving quickly!
The API is an option for you if you do not have a CMS on our platform, but wish to utilize our archive for syndicating your events, articles or other items. Not a problem. We have an API you can use to interface with our archive, for exporting and importing articles.