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The following page has been changed by qMax: http://wiki.apache.org/lenya/ContentImportHowTo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ = Importing content into Lenya = - There are many ways to get existing content into Lenya. Usually, with large document sets, you are looking at writing an import script to automate things a bit. qMax has donated a [attachment:lenyaimport.pl perl script] for this purpose that may serve as inspiration. + == Documents == + To import xml document into lenya publication you have to do following things: + + 1. copy document file into {{{context://lenya/pubs/$pub/content/$area/$nodepath/$nodename/index_$ln.xml}}} + (here $pub is your publication id, $area is live|authoring, $nodepath is sitetree path of parent node, $nodename + is name of node itself. $ln is language code.) + + Note: This is how o.a.l.cms.authoring.DefaultDranchCreator creates nodes, for other creators, configured in doctypes.xconf the way may differ. + + 2. add node to sitetree at {{{context://lenya/pubs/$pub/content/$area/sitetree.xml}}} + The node should be placed inside node related to $nodepath: + {{{ + <node id="$nodename" visibleinnav="$bool"> + <label xml:lang="$ln">$navigation_label</label> + </node> + }}} + If you import several languages, put another labels. + + 3. create workflow file for this node (as "not live") in {{{context://lenya/pubs/$pub/content/workflow/history/authoring/$nodepath/index_$ln.xml}}}: + {{{ + <wf:history xmlns:wf="http://apache.org/cocoon/lenya/workflow/1.0"; workflow="2stage.xml"> + <wf:variable name="is_live" value="$bool"/> + <wf:version date="$date $time" state="$area"> + <wf:identity> + <wf:user id="$user"/> + <wf:machine ip-address="$ip"/> + </wf:identity> + </wf:history> + }}} + With values of is_live/@value and version/@state according to area yout import into. + + If you want to import authoring document, you should import it into authoring area, + and set workflow value of is_live to "false" and state="authoring". + And then publish document using lenya menues. + + If you want to import live document, you should import it to both authoring and live areas, + and then set workflow value of is_live to "true" and state="live". + + == Assets == + + To import asset for some node $nodepath/$nodename: + + 1. put it in {{{context://lenya/pubs/$pub/resources/$area/$nodepath/$nodename/$filename}}} + + 2. create {{{context://lenya/pubs/$pub/resources/$area/$nodepath/$nodename/$filename.meta}}} with DublinCore data. + + Note: extention ".meta" is not replacing filename extension, but appended to full filename. + + 3. That's it. + + = Script = + Usually, with large document sets, you are looking at writing an import script to automate things a bit. qMax has donated a [attachment:lenyaimport.pl perl script] for this purpose that may serve as inspiration. + --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
