Documentation “Content Experience Tools”

Overview

The structure of this documentation is largely based on the user groups that use FirstSpirit (administrator, developer, editor) and on the sequence of steps. The structure is as follows:

Target group	Client	Chapter / function	Content summary
Administrator		Technical requirements	Brief overview of the technical requirements for your CXT installation (operating system, Java version, application server, browser, etc.). You will find a detailed explanation in the general technical requirements for FirstSpirit (“FirstSpirit Technical Data Sheet”, Technical requirements and recommendations (→Documentation for Administrators)).
Administrator, developer		Restrictions	If you are already using FirstSpirit, you will find a summary of the deviations / restrictions compared to classic FirstSpirit projects on this page.
Administrator	File system, FirstSpirit ServerManager	Installation / modules	In order to use FirstSpirit/CXT, you will need a “FirstSpirit Server”. You can find out how to install the server here: Introduction (→Installation Instructions). CXT is implemented in the form of “modules”, partly so that functions can be encapsulated and reused. Once the FirstSpirit Server is installed and running, the required modules can be installed and configured. This chapter will tell you which modules are required and how they are installed and configured. You will also find information here about updating your FirstSpirit Server and the modules creating users setting up access to FragmentCreator
Administrator	FirstSpirit ServerManager	Projects	At this point, the server-side configuration is complete. In order to manage content, you need “projects”. There are various types of project. This chapter will explain the different types and tell you how to create and configure them.
Developer	FirstSpirit SiteArchitect	Templates	Both FirstSpirit and CXT projects are based on “templates”. This chapter explains which templates are required and which configuration options are available.
		Permissions and roles	Two key topics involved in template development are permission assignment and workflows. This chapter explains how to assign concrete permissions to previously defined roles and how to implement workflows.
		Workflows
Editor	FragmentCreator	FragmentCreator for editors	This chapter tells editors how to use FragmentCreator.

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