CoreMedia Content Cloud v11 Upgrade Guide / Version 2110
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March 19, 2024- 1. Preface
- 2. CoreMedia Content Cloud v11 - the new Release
- 3. Upgrade Tasks
- 3.1. Prerequisites for the Upgrade
- 3.2. General Upgrade Strategy
- 3.3. Check your Supported Environments
- 3.4. Removing Outdated Components
- 3.5. Backup Content Server Databases
- 3.6. Upgrading your Workspace with Git
- 3.7. Upgrading Custom Blueprint Code
- 3.8. Upgrading LiveContext Integration Features to Commerce Hub
- 3.9. Upgrading the Build and Deployment Process
- 4. Changes in Supported Environments
- 5. Removed Components and Features
- 6. Detailed Overview of Changes
- 6.1. Updated Third-Party Libraries
- 6.2. API Changes
- 6.2.1. Overview of Changed API Elements
- 6.2.2. Removal of Deprecated Legacy Rule Providers
- 6.2.3. Removal of Deprecated LdapMember#getOrganizationalUnit
- 6.2.4. Implementations of Comparable: Added Type Arguments
- 6.2.5. Removal of Deprecated SitemapHandler#URI_PATTERN
- 6.2.6. Removal of Consumer, Function, Predicate and Related Classes
- 6.2.7. Removal of Deprecated Version of XliffExporter
- 6.3. Studio Client Changes
- 6.4. Richtext Editor Changes
- 6.5. Studio Server Changes
- 6.6. Content Server Changes
- 6.7. Workflow Server Changes
- 6.8. Content Application Engine Changes
- 6.9. Feeder and Search Engine Changes
- 6.10. Personalization Changes
- 6.11. Commerce Integration Changes
- 6.11.1. Commerce Hub API v2
- 6.11.2. Commerce Adapter Configuration Properties
- 6.11.3. Commerce Adapter Cache Configuration changes
- 6.11.4. Salesforce Commerce Cloud OCAPI Changes
- 6.11.5. LiveContext HCL and B2B Removal
- 6.11.6. Various Commerce Hub API Removals of Deprecated Code
- 6.11.7. Removal of Legacy Commerce Search Facet API and Demo Content
- 6.11.8. Updated Multi Catalog Configuration
- 6.12. Blueprint Changes
- 6.12.1. Content Issue Search Enabled by Default
- 6.12.2. Guava Optional, Function, Predicate, Supplier Have been Replaced With Their JDK Counterparts
- 6.12.3. New Blueprint Parent
- 6.12.4. Consolidating Blueprint Group IDs and Versions
- 6.12.5. Replacing dockerfile-maven-plugin with google-jib-plugin
- 6.12.6. Content Hub and Feedback Hub Adapters as Plugins
- 6.12.7. Commerce "Candy Shop" Developer Setup Removed
- 6.12.8. Using Standard Spring Boot Logging Configuration
- 6.12.9. Removed Optimizely Integration
- 6.12.10. Removed Chef Deployment
- 6.12.11. Removed Watchdog/Probedog
- 6.12.12. Removed Dynamic Packages Proxy App
- 6.12.13. blueprint-doctypes-xmlrepo.xml moved
- 6.13. Frontend Workspace Changes
- 6.14. Command Line Tool Changes
- 7. Studio Client to TypeScript Migration
List of Figures
List of Tables
- 1.1. Typographic conventions
- 1.2. Pictographs
- 1.3. CoreMedia manuals
- 6.1. Changed elements in com.coremedia.blueprint.base.links.impl package
- 6.2. Changed elements in com.coremedia.blueprint.cae package
- 6.3. Changed elements in com.coremedia.blueprint.themeimporter package
- 6.4. Changed elements in com.coremedia.cap.common.infos package
- 6.5. Changed elements in com.coremedia.cap.multisite package
- 6.6. Changed elements in com.coremedia.cap.transform package
- 6.7. Changed elements in com.coremedia.cmdline package
- 6.8. Changed elements in com.coremedia.common.util package
- 6.9. Changed elements in com.coremedia.ldap package
- 6.10. Changed elements in com.coremedia.objectserver.web package
- 6.11. Changed elements in com.coremedia.translate package
- 6.12. Changed elements in com.coremedia.cap.transform package
- 6.13. Changed elements in com.coremedia.xml package
- 6.14. Changed elements in hox.corem.server.media package
- 6.15. Replacements for Studio plugins
- 6.16. Changed properties for editorial.comments
- 6.17. Changed properties
- 6.18. pnpm commands comparison
- 7.1. Basic ActionScript-TypeScript example comparison
- 7.2. Interfaces ActionScript-TypeScript example comparison
- 7.3. Imports ActionScript-TypeScript example comparison
List of Examples
- 6.1. Typical Modern XliffExporter Usage
- 6.2. Using the ToastService
- 6.3. Create editor
- 6.4. Use CKEditor in field
- 6.5. Healthcheck
- 6.6. Commerce Adapter health check
- 7.1. Removing redundant prefix configuration
- 7.2. TypeScript example class
- 7.3. Mixin in ActionScript example
- 7.4. Mixins in TypeScript example
- 7.5. Ext config example
- 7.6. Bindable configs
- 7.7. Declaring Ext configs in ActionScript
- 7.8. Type-cast object code into class
- 7.9. Populate Config object in ActionScript
- 7.10. Different ways to instantiate class
- 7.11. Config properties in class
- 7.12. Declaring a virtual class member
- 7.13. Extending superclass Config type
- 7.14. TypeScript detecting type errors for existing properties
- 7.15. Preventing use of untyped properties
- 7.16. Create Ext Config objects with Config function
- 7.17. Instantiate object from Config object
- 7.18. Inline ad-hoc Config object
- 7.19. Typical work of constructor done in TypeScript
- 7.20. Using ConfigUtils utility class
- 7.21. Component with utility class in client
- 7.22. Example MXML file
