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Using Content Selection Pipelines

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Using Content Selection pipelines included in Microsoft Commerce Server 2000 requires setting up the CacheManager object and the information required by the ContentSelector object. However, custom Content Selection pipelines may or may not use the CacheManager object depending on the size of the content to cache. For code to set up the CacheManager and the ContentSelector objects, see Content Selection Objects

You can trace the actions of Content Selection pipelines by turning trace mode on for the pipeline. Trace mode uses the ContentSelector object to pass the value to the pipeline. In the following example, if CSO were a ContentSelector object, then the line of code would appear as follows:

oContentSelector.Trace=True

You should not turn trace mode on when running Content Selection pipelines in production Web sites.


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