Product sheets

Composite C1 Azure Publisher allows you to publish changes on your original website to your multiple "clone" website instances on Windows Azure.

Composite C1 Blog implements typical blog functionality on a website. Posted blog entries are listed chronologically, can be filtered by subject or date, and their number on a page can be adjusted.

The Composite.Versioning.ContentVersioning package keeps track of versions of web pages on C1-based website. And not only web pages. Media files and data items are also taken a good care of.

Composite C1 Event Calendar allows you to create various events such as meetings or webinars, list them on a web page and have visitors sign up for these events without leaving the page.

The Composite.Community.Extranet package securely protects your websites that run on Composite C1 by allowing only registered users to view your website's content and access its resources such as media files not available to the general public.

The Composite.Community.Newsletter package allows you to prepare and regularly send newsletters to your customers and subscribed users informing them of your news, upcoming events and other activities.

Inside is a small selection of the more than 500 businesses and international organisations which have chosen to base their internet communication on Composite.

Integration can be done in numerous ways – from the simplest (and least flexible) to the most advanced, bi-directional business-process supporting setups. In the following few chapters, we will be focusing on a mock-up of integration between Composite C1 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007).

What you need to run Composite C1 (Composite C1 Client, Composite C1 Server, Composite C1 Data Storage).

Although Composite C1 is on the surface a page-oriented WCM, it fully utilizes the work with true data structures. Reusing content across a single site or multiple sites is a straightforward task.