A typical DC-X system receives data from lots of different sources: News agencies, editorial systems, files in hotfolders, e-mails, RSS feeds. So there is a lot of code that deals with parsing various data formats and inserting content, metadata and files into DC-X. In DC4, all of that code was written in PHP and doing […]
DC-X offers a comprehensive web service API which is based on the Atom Publishing Protocol (RFC 5023) and OpenSearch 1.1 standards – basically XML over HTTP. This means two things: Skipping the browser user interface, you can read and search for DC-X documents (and other information) in any RSS reader (including the RSS readers integrated […]
Content is imported (ingested/catalogued) into DC-X using one of these methods: Users or automated processes are dropping files and folders into “hotfolders” monitored by DC-X. Users are manually uploading files using the DC-X browser interface. Users are creating new text documents in the web-based DC-X editor. DC-X is fetching remote data via HTTP in the […]
