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  • PageProvider capabilities

    There has been some questions regarding why capabilities for a page provider are set through configuration rather than that the provider itself declares its capabilities through code. First, it is possible to “ignore” the configured capabilities i...
    Posted: 07 May 2010
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  • Continuous mirroring – CMS 6

    Normally a mirroring job is started from a mirroring scheduled job. The only thing however the scheduled job does is to make a request to the Mirroring Service that it should start the mirroring. The actual work is performed by the mirroring servi...
    Posted: 22 Feb 2010
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  • Mirroring – Modules and Custom code

    In this post I will go into more detail about how the mirroring service works and how that affects modules and custom code. As I mentioned in my previous post the mirroring job is executed in a separate application from the site. This has some...
    Posted: 12 Feb 2010
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  • Mirroring 2.0 – Overview

    This is the first post in a series about mirroring 2.0. In this first post I will give an overview of the design for the mirroring functionality in CMS 6. Background Although the previous mirroring worked fine it has some limitations (especially...
    Posted: 11 Feb 2010
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  • Dynamic Data Store caching – The internals

    This post will give you some background in how caching works in Dynamic Data Store (DDS) and give you knowledge of what to expect when it comes to object instances and such when working with DDS. Problem with caching The classical problem when it...
    Posted: 27 Jan 2010
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About the blogger

Johan Björnfot EPiServer employee
EPiServer Stockholm
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Worked at EPiServer since 2004. Started in the research team, then moved to backend team where I worked the last couple of years.

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