

Step 1: Copying the Starter Crawler Configuration File
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Static and Archive captures can either be run manually via the web interface or automatically triggered by the completion of a WebCenter Sites real-time publishing session.
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Alternatively, running a crawler in Archive mode results in a series of zip files being stored, one for each crawler run.

Running Site Capture in Static mode results in the site being saved as individual files with only the last "snap-shot" being kept. Archive ModeĪfter installing the application, you can run Site Capture crawlers in two modes, Static mode and Archive mode. Another very good reason to use Site Capture is to generate regularly scheduled static "snap-shots" of your site for IT compliance and auditing purposes. If you're looking to looking to significantly reduce page load times or improve site scalability, Site Capture may be the solution you've been looking for. The first use for Site Capture is static delivery of your site as a means to achieve high availability and performance. There are two main reasons an organization would choose to use the Site Capture application. As you can see, Site Capture is preferred over "Export to Disk Publishing" as it is a much more flexible, highly configurable, robust and scalable solution for static delivery of your website. For example, you could schedule one crawler to crawl your entire site at the end of the day, while another could be scheduled to run 4 times a day and also be limited to a section of the site where content is updated more frequently. You can potentially have from 1 to many crawlers and each crawler can potentially be on its own schedule. It does this by dynamically crawling and downloading site resources (html, js, images, css, etc.) from your site and writing them to the file system based on the crawler's configuration. The Site Capture interface allows you to create and configure web crawlers used to "capture" the state of your website at various times.

The application consists of the Site Capture Interface accessible by the "Camera icon" from the WEM admin screen. If you liked my response, please consider giving it a thumbs up.Site Capture is a web-based application that integrates with WebCenter Sites to allow for the generation of a "snap-shot" of your dynamically published website. Answered questions helps users in the future who may have the same issue or question quickly find a resolution via search. If this reply has answered your question or solved your issue, please mark this question as answered. If you liked my response, please consider giving it a thumbs up. In the example screenshot, the dynamic content added is the Contractor item, from the Add dynamic content (green box) list: They're recently updated the GUI and the functionality for the Condition step, so some of the documentation uses old formatting and screenshots. In that box, you would add the Deal Manager entry from the Dynamic Content popup window on the left side of the condition, with Is not equal to or Is equal to null depending on the logic you need.

What you're pasting is the entire "code behind" into a portion of the interface.
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You wouldn't paste that code into the condition, the code you are pasting is redundant to the code being added with the other boxes in the condition editor.
