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<h3>Output</h3>
--- <p>We want the final output to be valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional. All CSS used
--- should be valid as well.</p>
+++ <p>We want the final output to be valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional. Layout is
done
+++ through CSS in separate CSS files, inline styles are only used for
occasional
+++ exceptions. All CSS used should be valid as well.</p>
<h3>Directory structure vs URL structure</h3>
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flat structure with all pages at the same level. If we add the language to
the
URL, it is flexible enough to directly point to the appropriate page.</p>
+++ <p>Cocoon's sitemap allows you to map any directory structure to any URL
+++ structure, which gives you the opportunity to create a directory structure
that
+++ is more geared towards the developer. This is a structure that works for
me:</p>
+++
+++ <pre>/webapproot -- the toplevel of your webapp
+++ /content -- holds all files that contain the actual content
(in text)
+++ /images -- holds context-related images, e.g. a photo
gallery of a special event
+++
+++ /resources -- holds all resources, such as images, css files,
clientside javascripts
+++ /img -- holds "static" images such as logo, layout
supporting images etc.
+++ /css -- holds the necessary CSS files
+++ /js -- clientside scripts
+++
+++ /system -- system files, i.e. files necessary to Cocoon to
render the proper output
+++ /scripts -- serverside (flow) scripts (if necessary)
+++ /forms -- Cocoon forms (if necessary)
+++ /xsl -- XSLT files that transform your content into
XHTML pages</pre>
+++
<h2>Let's get to work</h2>
--- <p>Now that decisions are made,</p>
+++ <p>Now that decisions are made, it is time to put it all to work. First,
fire up
+++ Eclipse, open your <em>HealthyCocoon </em>project and create the directory
+++ structure as outlined above under <em>/src/cocoon/webapp/healthycocoon</em>
of
+++ your project. Note that <em>healthycocoon </em>is the "root" directory under
+++ <em>webapp</em> and thus <em>webapproot </em>in the description above. This
+++ makes your project a subproject of the Cocoon webapp. This way, the project
+++ sitemap can remain small. The "root" sitemap (i.e. the default sitemap
installed
+++ during the installation of Cocoon) remains untouched and provides a default
+++ setup for most definitions and URLs.</p>
+++ <p>[TODO:<br/>
+++ - create home page<br/>
+++ - create contact page<br/>
+++ - create xsl files that transform the xml<br/>
+++ - explain about pipelines (enough to understand why there are different xsl
+++ files)<br/>
+++ - create a minor sitemap.xmap<br/>
+++ - run cocoon -> test (only 2 pages, no menu, no language switch, only
through
+++ URL modification)<br/>
+++ ]</p>
+++
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