Siterise is an essential tool for OpenText CEM developers and operations teams.
Be more productive by using a syntax-highlighted source editor to quickly make changes to JSP, XSL, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PBD, and any configuration files or properties.
The Siterise editor provides Autosuggest and Dictionary support to help developer productivity.
Troubleshoot problems and increase certainty with deployments by comparing all assets on Development, Staging, and Production.
The merge facility lets you quickly transfer files and the two-pane editor lets you compare selectively merge individual differences.
Get access to your configuration files and compare them for troubleshooting purposes.
End the frustration of lost code with the History function that maintains a version of the changes that you and your team make.
Reduce downtime and risk by creating a right-sized deployment packages, eliminating monolithic full site import/exports.
With a simple right-click, transfer components into different directories or into source control directories. Siterise also lets you drag and drop components from instance to instance or onto your desktop.
Siterise monitors your log outputs from a central, searchable, color-coded log viewer. Exceptions jump out in bright red, quickly highlighting problems.
Gain access to valuable usage charts and reports without sending data to third-party systems. Even system diagnostic metrics like memory usage is exposed.
Get fast support in case you run into issues. Our built in error reporting system can attach all of the required files for us to get you a solution fast.
Throughout Siterise, there are direct links to the various OpenText consoles, allowing for additional changes to be made quickly.
Use Siterise to make changes to your WEM Display Views. Making modifications to JSP and XSL display views with the inline editor is a snap, allowing you to see and tweak your changes instantly.
Tempo Social installs over 70 different portlets into the OpenText Portal. Siterise helps you manage the portlets and the display templates associated with the portlets.