This section illustrates the principles behind this. You can specify in detail which documents are stored as static files and which are always generated dynamically. The Dispatcher contains mechanisms to generate, and update, static HTML based on the content of the dynamic site. Static content is handled with exactly the same speed and ease as on a static web server additionally you can use the administration and security tools available for your static web server(s).ĭynamic content is generated as needed, without slowing the system down any more than absolutely necessary.
storing (or “caching”) as much of the site content as is possible, in the form of a static website.It works as part of a static HTML server, such as Apache, with the aim of: The Dispatcher helps realize an environment that is both fast and dynamic. Content Management Servers: which provide dynamic, real-time, intelligent content, but require much more computation time and other resources.Static Web Servers: such as Apache or IIS, are very simple, but fast.
There are two basic approaches to web publishing: For details specific to this case see Using a Dispatcher with an Author Server, below. Most of the discussion focuses on this case.īut, the Dispatcher can also be used to increase the responsiveness of your author instance, particularly if you have a large number users editing and updating your website. The most common use of Dispatcher is to cache responses from an AEM publish instance, to increase the responsiveness and security of your externally facing published website.
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