The Web Content Management System (Web CMS) is content management system software, implemented as a Web application, for creating and managing HTML content. It is used to manage and control a large, dynamic collection of Web material (HTML documents and their associated images). The Web CMS facilitates content creation, content control, editing, and many essential Web maintenance functions.

The software provides authoring tools designed to allow users with little or no knowledge of programming languages or markup languages to create and mana ....etc

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Signed Approach for Mining Web Content Outliers

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The emergence of the Internet has brewed the revolution of information storage and retrieval. As most of the data in the web is unstructured, and contains a mix of text, video, audio etc, there is a need to mine information to cater to the specific needs of the users without loss of important hidden information. Thus developing user friendly and automated tools for providing relevant information quickly becomes a major challenge in web mining research. Most of the existing ....etc

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Detecting Near-Replicas on the Web by Content and Hyperlink Analysis

The presence of near-replicas of documents is very common on the Web. Documents may be replicated completely or partially for different reasons (versions, mirrors, etc.), or the same resource can be associated to different URLs (dynamically generated pages, etc.). Whilst replication can improve information accessibility by the users, the presence of near-replicated documents can hinder the effectiveness of search engines (for example, decreasing the coverage).

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Web Content Management Blueprint

By Ian Lurie
President, Portent Interactiv


The most expensive component of any website is content maintenance. Keeping your site up-to-date is essential: A web site with stale content is useless to customers, dropped by search engines, and an all-around bad investment. But fresh, timely content means constant updates, and that’s expensive. Do you hire outside designers to make simple updates, or send your own staff to training courses? Both opti ....etc

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Prepared by:
U.PADMAVATHI
G.PADMA



Abstract

As one of the most programmatic web application trends, Web2.0 has recently opened the 2nd golden age of the World Wide Web (WWW); thus wielding great influence on various industries. The effect of Web 2.0 is not confined to the wired Internet industry; infact, it has dramatically spread to the mobile industry. First this paper will explain web2.0, then about mobile web2.0 ....etc

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Open Web APIs in Teaching Web Mining


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With the advent of the World Wide Web, many business applications that utilize data mining and text mining techniques to extract useful business information on the Web have evolved from Web searching to Web mining. It is important for students to acquire knowledge and hands-on experience in Web mining during their education in information systems curricula. This paper reports on an experience using open Web Applicatio ....etc

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A Web Service for evaluation of load balancing strategies for distributed web server systems

Number of users accessing the Internet is increasing quite rapidly and it is common to have more than 100 million hits a day for popular web sites. For example, netscape.com website receives more than 120 million hits a day. The number of users is expected to continue increasing at a fast rate and hence any website that is popular, faces the challenge of serving very large number of clients with good performance. Full mirroring of web servers or repl ....etc

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K Naga Sai Anirudh


SECURITY IN OPEN SOURCE WEB CONTENT MANAGENT SYSTEM
Abstract:
• Users of Web content management systems (WCMSs) lack expert knowledge of the technology itself, let alone its security issues. Complicating this, WCMS vulnerabilities are attractive targets for attackers, leaving the applicationsand their nonexpert users open to exploitation.
Exisisting System
• Data manipulation
• Accessing confidential data
• Phishi ....etc

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