Conclusion: Integrating SharePoint Portal Server with Content Management Server
Our portal architecture is based on the .NET Framework, with off-the-shelf products providing needed functionality in a modular fashion. For instance, our portal could use the document management features inherent in SharePoint Portal Server. Similarly, we could use Content Management Server for content management and navigation of web pages because it provides more control over the format of web pages with its templates.
How does CMS fit with SPS? Why do we need two products to manage two different forms of content, one for web pages and one for documents? Must users learn two different kinds of authoring?
In short, the answer is that CMS and SPS are designed to ...
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