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Posted to dev@lenya.apache.org by Felix Maeder <fe...@wyona.com> on 2003/05/10 17:42:22 UTC
Hard-coded reference within "docs-new"
Hello list,
I wanted to create a new publication based on "docs-new". After I copied
it, I was not able to change the navigation (by changing "site.xml")
until I found out that my new publication was still pulling the
navigation from "docs-new". There seems to be a hard-coded reference to
the site.xml in docs-new, but I was not able to find it. Any help?
Thanks, Felix
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Re: Hard-coded reference within "docs-new"
Posted by Andreas Hartmann <an...@apache.org>.
Jeff Turner wrote:
> On Sat, May 10, 2003 at 06:20:00PM -0700, Andreas Hartmann wrote:
>
>>Felix Maeder wrote:
>>
>>>Hello list,
>>>
>>>I wanted to create a new publication based on "docs-new". After I copied
>>>it, I was not able to change the navigation (by changing "site.xml")
>>>until I found out that my new publication was still pulling the
>>>navigation from "docs-new". There seems to be a hard-coded reference to
>>>the site.xml in docs-new, but I was not able to find it. Any help?
>>
>>The publication ID is hard-coded at several locations.
>>The problem is caused by navigation.xmap. We should try to find a way
>>to avoid the hard-coding, but that will be hard without tweaking the
>>Forrest files too much.
>>
>>A Forrest publication template would certainly improve the situation.
>>We can set it up so that it behaves like Forrest and is compatible
>>with Lenya.
>>
>>The next step could be to incorporate a build target into Forrest
>>that creates this publication template. It would be very nice if
>>the Forrest community could help us taking care of the compatibility
>>between Forrest and Lenya.
>
>
> What needs doing? Is a 'Forrest publication template' the same as what
> you get when you type 'forrest seed'?
It would rather be similar to a Forrest web application, with a
few changes in the directory structure, the sitemaps and some
additional files for configuration etc. Also, we need only a
subset of the libraries since most of them come with Lenya.
If you're interested, I will create such a template.
Andreas
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Re: Hard-coded reference within "docs-new"
Posted by Jeff Turner <je...@apache.org>.
On Sat, May 10, 2003 at 06:20:00PM -0700, Andreas Hartmann wrote:
> Felix Maeder wrote:
> >Hello list,
> >
> >I wanted to create a new publication based on "docs-new". After I copied
> >it, I was not able to change the navigation (by changing "site.xml")
> >until I found out that my new publication was still pulling the
> >navigation from "docs-new". There seems to be a hard-coded reference to
> >the site.xml in docs-new, but I was not able to find it. Any help?
>
> The publication ID is hard-coded at several locations.
> The problem is caused by navigation.xmap. We should try to find a way
> to avoid the hard-coding, but that will be hard without tweaking the
> Forrest files too much.
>
> A Forrest publication template would certainly improve the situation.
> We can set it up so that it behaves like Forrest and is compatible
> with Lenya.
>
> The next step could be to incorporate a build target into Forrest
> that creates this publication template. It would be very nice if
> the Forrest community could help us taking care of the compatibility
> between Forrest and Lenya.
What needs doing? Is a 'Forrest publication template' the same as what
you get when you type 'forrest seed'?
--Jeff
>
> Andreas
>
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Re: Hard-coded reference within "docs-new"
Posted by Andreas Hartmann <an...@apache.org>.
Felix Maeder wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> I wanted to create a new publication based on "docs-new". After I copied
> it, I was not able to change the navigation (by changing "site.xml")
> until I found out that my new publication was still pulling the
> navigation from "docs-new". There seems to be a hard-coded reference to
> the site.xml in docs-new, but I was not able to find it. Any help?
The publication ID is hard-coded at several locations.
The problem is caused by navigation.xmap. We should try to find a way
to avoid the hard-coding, but that will be hard without tweaking the
Forrest files too much.
A Forrest publication template would certainly improve the situation.
We can set it up so that it behaves like Forrest and is compatible
with Lenya.
The next step could be to incorporate a build target into Forrest
that creates this publication template. It would be very nice if
the Forrest community could help us taking care of the compatibility
between Forrest and Lenya.
Andreas
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