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Deliver your company branding, messages and product information to customers in real-time with scheduled publishing, hot fixes, A/B testing and versioned rollback.

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Bulk load hotel, resort and travel information from internal data sources. Curate and publish to deliver real-time search and booking for live application customers.
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References

Forms may use a $ref variable to pull in or include the configuration of another Cloud CMS form (or sub-section of a form). This capability is designed to be compatible with the use of $ref within JSON schema for pulling in alternate schemas or definitions.

`$ref` within schemas

Cloud CMS allows you to use the $ref variable within your schemas or definitions to pull in JSON schema blocks from other definitions on the same branch. This is typically done using a QName loader and generally takes on a form like this:

qname://{namespace}/{localName}

For more information on the use of references within Cloud CMS for definition support, please visit our page on Content Model References.

`$ref` within forms

Cloud CMS lets you insert a similar $ref variable into your form blocks to reference and pull in other form configuration. The form reference is slightly different in that it includes a Form Key, like this:

qname://{namespace}/{localName}/{formKey}

This structure tells Cloud CMS to load the form with key formKey for the definition with QName namespace:localName.

In the end, no matter whether you're working with definitions or forms, the $ref variable is available to help you achieve reuse of your existing JSON investments.