Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatuses for data management in a system, in particular a content management system, comprising at least one server 101 and one or more clients 102a, 102b, 102c communicably connectable to the server, the server being configured to manage a plurality of mutable data objects and to enable the one or more clients to access data objects managed by the server.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatuses for data management in a system, in particular a content management system, comprising at least one server 101 and one or more clients 102a, 102b, 102c communicably connectable to the server, the server being configured to manage a plurality of mutable data objects and to enable the one or more clients to access data objects managed by the server.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatuses for data management in a system, in particular a content management system, comprising at least one server 101 and one or more clients 102a, 102b, 102c communicably connectable to the server, the server being configured to manage a plurality of mutable data objects and to enable the one or more clients to access data objects managed by the server.

Abstract: A method and a system for A/B testing of a website on a computer being connected to a web content management system, wherein the method includes receiving, at the web content management system from a requesting computer, a webpage data request directed to a webpage of a website for which at least two website variants including a first website variant and a second website variant are defined, and selecting one website variant of the at least two website variants of the website. If the second website variant is selected, the method further includes creating, at the web content management system, first markup language representation data of the webpage, second markup language representation data of the webpage, and webpage difference data.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method and system for estimating a number of users of a website. According to the method, it is repeatedly determined that the website is accessed by an entity and data dependent on the entity is determined and stored. The stored data is repeatedly compressed using a lossy compressing algorithm and based on the compressed data a number of users of the website is estimated.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method and system for estimating a number of users of a website. According to the method, it is repeatedly determined that the website is accessed by an entity and data dependent on the entity is determined and stored. The stored data is repeatedly compressed using a lossy compressing algorithm and based on the compressed data a number of users of the website is estimated.

Abstract: A method and a system for A/B testing of a website on a computer being connected to a web content management system, wherein the method includes receiving S101, at the web content management system from a requesting computer, a webpage data request directed to a webpage of a website for which at least two website variants including a first website variant and a second website variant are defined, and selecting S102 one website variant of the at least two website variants of the website. If the second website variant is selected, the method further includes creating S106, S107, S109 at the web content management system, first markup language representation data of the webpage, second markup language representation data of the webpage, and webpage difference data.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method and system for estimating a number of users of a website. According to the method, it is repeatedly determined that the website is accessed by an entity and data dependent on the entity is determined and stored. The stored data is repeatedly compressed using a lossy compressing algorithm and based on the compressed data a number of users of the website is estimated.

Abstract: A schema-oriented content management system, in particular to an apparatus and a method for storing and accessing data in a content management system which allows content schema evolution while maintaining operation based on already stored content data. A data processing apparatus for storing and accessing data in a content management system comprises a content object generation arrangement for generating content objects to store content data, wherein a content object comprises a plurality of property-value bindings, a content object storing arrangement for storing generated content objects, a content schema generation arrangement for generating an object-oriented content schema to model content data, a content schema storing arrangement for storing the generated content schema, and a content object accessing arrangement to access stored content objects by way of the stored content schema.

Abstract: A schema-oriented content management system, in particular to an apparatus and a method for storing and accessing data in a content management system which allows content schema evolution while maintaining operation based on already stored content data. A data processing apparatus for storing and accessing data in a content management system comprises a content object generation arrangement for generating content objects to store content data, wherein a content object comprises a plurality of property-value bindings, a content object storing arrangement for storing generated content objects, a content schema generation arrangement for generating an object-oriented content schema to model content data, a content schema storing arrangement for storing the generated content schema, and a content object accessing arrangement to access stored content objects by way of the stored content schema.

Abstract: A schema-oriented content management system, in particular to an apparatus and a method for storing and accessing data in a content management system which allows content schema evolution while maintaining operation based on already stored content data. A data processing apparatus for storing and accessing data in a content management system comprises a content object generation arrangement for generating content objects to store content data, wherein a content object comprises a plurality of property-value bindings, a content object storing arrangement for storing generated content objects, a content schema generation arrangement for generating an object-oriented content schema to model content data, a content schema storing arrangement for storing the generated content schema, and a content object accessing arrangement to access stored content objects by way of the stored content schema.