CSS Apply Command
Issues an Apply command for a Commerce Server Staging (CSS) project which causes the content that was received for a timed release project to be staged.
Note
This option is only applicable to Web content staging projects. For more information, see Web Content Staging Options.
Apply <ProjectName> [GlobalFlags]
Parameters
Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
<ProjectName> |
Specifies the name of the project whose content should be applied. |
Global Flags
Flag |
Description |
|---|---|
/Server <ServerName> |
Specifies the server for which the command should execute. Leave blank to execute the command on the server where you enter the command. |
/User <user> [pass | *] |
Specifies the credentials to use to run the command. You must specify a user name that has the required CSS administrator or operator rights on the server where the command will be executed. If you omit the user name, the user name of the person who enters the command is used. If you omit the password or enter an asterisk, CSS prompts you for the password. The password you enter is not displayed on the screen. |
Remarks
You must have CSS administrator or operator rights to execute this command.
This command is only valid if you have previously enabled the WaitApply flag for the project on the destination server. The WaitApply flag is set by using the EditProj command.
You use the timed release option when you want content to be available to all users at a specific time, regardless of time zone. By using timed release, content is deployed from the staging source server but is unavailable on the destination servers until a time that you specify. This time is known as the apply time. Enable timed release is set on endpoint servers only and is used together with the Apply option on the staging server.