You publish content to the LiveServer, Google indexes it, you delete the content, but Google (or any other search engine really) still indexes the page. However when you visit the page it really really doesn’t exist and you just see a 404 page. What happened?
Have you ever tried to deliver anything else than HTML files with your LiveServer? Whenever you want LiveServer to return something as XML file you have to add a DynaMent to your RedDot CMS content class to define the MIME type. Here is how it works.
Have you ever tried to set up a LiveServer install and failed to do so? This article covers the architecture of a stable Open Text Delivery Server environment. What you shouldn’t and what you should do.
In this article we will show you how to find the right files to extend Open Texts Delivery Server (formerly known as RedDot LiveServer) with your own Java classes.
A short script snippet to redirect users from HTTP to HTTPS or if you are in SSL mode from HTTPS to HTTP.
As mentioned previously, it’s probably a good idea to keep track of any RedDot related whitepapers that appear on other sites as every piece of information is valuable.
Enterprise Search – Tips and ideas on how to search your site. Written by…
There have been a number of requests on the Reddot google group recently about running ASP pages inside Liveserver. The only responses that I’ve seen are along the lines of “it’s not possible, you’ll need to publish the pages out…