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Teamsite internals

Bhupathi

Hi All,

Are there any documents to know about TS internals? Can anyone give pdf/docs related to TS(to know more about teamsite).

Thanks.

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Ambuj

Hi All,

Are there any documents to know about TS internals? Can anyone give pdf/docs related to TS(to know more about teamsite).

Thanks.

TeamSite documents come with TeamSite support and it's not free so I don't think anybody will give you these documents...

If you have support ID of Interwoven you can easily download them...

Adam Stoller

Hi All,

Are there any documents to know about TS internals? Can anyone give pdf/docs related to TS(to know more about teamsite).

Thanks.

What kind of "internals" are you looking for?
In general "internals" are "proprietary" and are unlikely to be available in customer documentation.

Migrateduser

There is book available in market for TeamSite. See http://devnet.interwoven.com/forums_vb/showthread.php?t=21333&forumid=11

ISCBorisB

There is book available in market for TeamSite. See http://devnet.interwoven.com/forums_vb/showthread.php?t=21333&forumid=11

That book for "TeamSite under the hood"? You've got to be kidding...

Migrateduser

Hmm then I would quote Ghoti Smiley Happy

In general "internals" are "proprietary" and are unlikely to be available in customer documentation.

ISCBorisB

Hmm then I would quote Ghoti

Much better. You may want to accommodate your paying Customer but if he wants toilet paper and you do not have it
it's better to simply say so than to suggest sand paper (that you do have) instead.

Migrateduser

No this is not true, Internals are never to be exposed to anyone irrespective of any descrimination. Moreover the big reason for this is that these are really complex stuctures and require only the speciaized engineers from that area to tweak and tamper for debugging.

ISCBorisB

No this is not true, Internals are never to be exposed to anyone irrespective of any descrimination. Moreover the big reason for this is that these are really complex stuctures and require only the speciaized engineers from that area to tweak and tamper for debugging.

Get real. TeamSite is a commercial product and not an Open Source, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

That's the reason why "TS Internals" are not published. Go tell people who published FreeBSD, Linux, TomCat, JBoss and
whatnot how "these are really complex stuctures...require only the speciaized engineers...unlike mere mortals...".
I've heard all that BS somewhere, I think

Migrateduser

So that is the whole point, the commercial product users are not product internals experts to know the code and the internal representation. They are implementation/customization experts and products are supposed to provide them interfaces for their needs. Unlike open source where the community is involved with the product dev and not on top of product dev. I wonder why not the windows should expose looking at the Free BSD.

Bhupathi

Thanks Hemanth.....