| Pre-rendered delivery
| You can pre-render a complete website into HTML and save it to disk. The pre-rendered site can then be used as live site and displayed to users using either Web Content Manager or a web server. You deploy a pre-rendered site when you are not using any WebSphere Portal features, such as portlets, and content is static and is updated only periodically.
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| Servlet delivery
| Users can access content displayed via the Web Content Manager servlet. A servlet-delivered website should be used when you don't need to use any WebSphere Portal based features such as authoring tools.
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| Local web content viewer delivery
| Web content viewers are portlets that display content from a web content library as part of a portal page. If presentation is simple, a single web content viewer can be sufficient, but you can also use multiple web content viewers to aggregate content from different libraries and provide a richer experience for users. A local web content view portlet is used to display content within web content delivery environment.
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| Remote web content viewer delivery
| A remote web content view portlet is used to display content on a remote WebSphere Portal server or cluster.
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