Module Richtext Contents - Text vs Modules schema method
![]() If you want to publish the richtext contents of a module it seems like there are 2 methods:
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![]() Hi Sean,
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![]() ^thanks Kumar
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![]() The only advantage I have been able to see so far of starting with the Module schema is that you can grab the name of the module itself before changing schema to process the module contents artifacts.
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![]() OK I found another advantage of using the Module schema.
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![]() Good points.
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![]() Thanks Kumar.
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You are right Sean. To print rich text content, you can use only text schema and set the data source URI as https://server:port/rm/publish/text?moduleURI=module1
However if you also want include module details / bindings / hierarchy, you can start with modules schema. The sample template DNG Module.dta mainly showcases how to configure the data sources for different artifact formats within the module.