Method and system for staging content
OwnerChris Bollerudinventor
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Abstract
A host server is disclosed that includes a content staging system. The content staging system enables the content providers to localize and verify the accuracy and error-free status of their content so that it may be made available to clients desiring the content while minimizing or preventing any errors before posting on the Internet. In order for these content providers to be able to publish their data to the website, they must first copy their data and attributes to the staging system. This staging system processes the data in a timely manner and makes it available to the content provider who submitted it in a first-in, first-out queue.
Claims18
A computerized content management system comprising:
- a receiving queue for receiving content;
- a content staging unit, coupled to the receiving queue, and including an operating system to (i) validate the content for format consistency and verify its accuracy and (ii) process the content from a first format to a second format defined by the content management system;
- a content storage unit, coupled to the content staging unit, and including an operating system to receive the validated and verified content for use by an application utilized within a computerized content management system.
A method of controlling content accessed by an end user within a shared content environment, the method comprising:
- receiving at least one content item from a content provider;
- checking for description file information;
- backfilling information within the description file if missing;
- determining if the content item is valid;
- copying the content item with an associated description file within an archive;
- importing the description file to a content holding database;
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- sending valid content to a holding zone.
A method of providing error control of content accessed by an end user within a shared content environment, the method comprising:
- receiving at least one content item from a content provider with the intent of making available the content item to an end user;
- validating the content item is error-free;
- making the valid content item available to the content provider for access to the end-user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.