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Content Server renders content in three ways:
- By rendering pages and pagelets into static HTML files through the Export to Disk publishing method.
- By rendering pages and pagelets dynamically when a visitor requests them on a dynamic public site.
- By rendering assets in response to the Preview function on a management or development system.
CS determines how to render content by using an argument named
rendermode, which has three valid settings:
export- uses the Export to Disk publishing method to create static HTML files
live- invokes Content Server to serve content dynamically
preview- invokes Content Server to render a selected asset in a browser pointed at a management or development system
rendermodeis set through theresargsof page entries in the SiteCatalog table. When CS-Direct creates page entries for templates, it setsrendermodeas an argument in theresargs2column for that entry and sets it tolive. If you export or preview an asset that uses that template, CS-Direct sets rendermode toexportorpreview, as appropriate.The
rendertags process your page and element requests and create URLs and arguments for URLs. Some of the tags (render:callelement andrender:satellitepage ,for example) function similarly tags that are available through Content Server or CS-Satellite. However, therendertags preserve the CS-Direct rendering environment and the variables needed in that environment without requiring additional code.
Note
Each JSP file that includes
rendertags must have the following directive at the top:
<%@ taglib prefix="render" uri="futuretense_cs/render.tld" %>If you use either render:satelliteblob or render:satellitepage tags, you open and close the file with a pair of satellite:tag tags. A JSP file that includes CS-Satellite JSP tags must have the following directive at its top:
<%@ taglib prefix="satellite" uri="futuretense_cs/satellite.tld" %>
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