System and method for content versioning
OwnerRodney McCauley, James Owen +1inventors
InventorsRodney McCauley, James Owen, Christopher Bales
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Abstract
A system and method for versioning content in a virtual content repository (VCR), comprising integrating a plurality of repositories into the VCR, storing the content in the VCR, maintaining a version history to track changes to the content, and wherein the content is accessible through a logical namespace that encompasses the plurality of repositories.
Claims31
A method for versioning content in a virtual content repository (VCR), comprising:
- integrating a plurality of repositories into the VCR;
- storing the content in the VCR;
- maintaining a version history to track changes to the content;
- and
- wherein the content is accessible through a logical namespace that encompasses the plurality of repositories.
A system for versioning content, comprising:
- a virtual content repository (VCR);
- a plurality of repositories integrated into the VCR;
- a version history in the VCR to track changes to the content;
- and
- wherein the content is accessible through a logical namespace that encompasses the plurality of repositories.
A machine readable medium having instructions stored thereon that when executed by one or more processors cause a system to:
- integrate a plurality of repositories into the VCR;
- store the content in the VCR;
- maintain a version history to track changes to the content;
- and
- wherein the content is accessible through a logical namespace that encompasses the plurality of repositories.
A computer data signal embodied in a transmission medium, comprising:
- a code segment including instructions to integrate a plurality of repositories into the VCR;
- a code segment including instructions to store the content in the VCR;
- a code segment including instructions to maintain a version history to track changes to the content;
- and
- wherein the content is accessible through a logical namespace that encompasses the plurality of repositories.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.