Getting Started

Creating a new Bloomreach Content project requires generating a Maven project with the Bloomreach Content archetype.

Creating a Bloomreach Content project uses a Maven archetype to generate a new local project directory named after the chosen artifactId.

Building a Bloomreach Content project packages the web application archives by running mvn clean verify from the project root after changing to version control first.

Starting the project runs all three web applications simultaneously through Maven's Cargo plugin.

Bloomreach Content projects extend with features such as document types, rendering templates, and components.

Rebuilding and restarting the project rebuilds the web applications (WARs) and restarts them as a standard setup step.

Project functionality in a new Bloomreach Content project can be adjusted after the basic features are added.

Common issues in the Build a Website tutorial include log errors, browser JavaScript errors, unpublished documents or channels, stale builds after code or feature changes, incorrect head contributions, and Freemarker syntax problems.

Bloomreach Content provides walkthrough resources, tutorials, and a downloadable project for getting started.

A second delivery webapp is a separate Maven project within the same Bloomreach Content project.

The About section gives you the design-level reference you need to make informed decisions about content modeling, security, scalability, and multi-site topology.

he Build section is the largest — covering content modeling, component development, REST APIs, search, security, workflows, and platform extensions.

Creating, managing, and publishing content across multiple channels.

Bloomreach Content can be deployed on Bloomreach Cloud (PaaS) or on-premise with Apache Tomcat. The Deploy section covers infrastructure setup, database configuration, clustering, performance tuning, maintenance, and version upgrades.

A comprehensive guide for frontend developers to connect and extend Bloomreach Experience Manager using popular frameworks, APIs, and SDKs.