Versioning Structured Content in a Content Management Application

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- Versioning Structured Content in a Content Management Application

- Why Version Structured Content?

- Ad Hoc Example

- Ad Hoc Example (2)

- User Defined Structure

- What Is Structured Content?

- What Is Versioning?

- Versioning Is Not Copying

- Versioning is Not Checkpointing

- Some Pathological Approachs

- Goals for Events

- System Overview

- Persistent Object Model

- Simple Objects

- Keyed Objects

- Non Keyed Compound Objects

- Unidirectional Association

- Versioning: History

- Persisting History

- What Gets Versioned?

- Recoverability

- Recoverable Object Types

- Versioned Object Types

- Declaring Versioning

- Propagation of Versioning and Recoverability

- Propagation of Versioning and Recoverability (2)

- Versioning: Undo

- Inverse Events

- Undoing an Event

- Undoing a Semantic Operation

- Rollback of a Simple Object

- Rollback of a Composite Object

- Rollback of a Composite Object (2)

- Conflict Resolution

- Versioning: Review

- Review Use Cases

- Simple Approach

- Complicated Approach

- Selective Branching

- Publishing With Simple Approach

- Future Directions

- Further Information

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