Francesc Guasch wrote:
> I have a site with two entrance points, because of two different
> authentication methods. The Mason components are located in one
> directory. I need users who use the second login method also run
> the same components.
> 
> /door1/dir/dir/dir/file.html
> 
> /door2/dhandler
> 
> When someone comes through door1 the Mason components are executed.
> 
> But when the users come through door2 I think I have to do:
> 
> 1: locate the file in /door1 using $r->uri string
> 2: if there is no file try to search for a dhandler in door1
> 3: $m->comp($file)
> 
> Is there a Mason way to do this or do I have to split the uri
> and search for comp_exists and dhandlers ?
> 
> thank you

You can specify multiple component roots:

http://masonhq.com/docs/manual/Admin.html#component_root

If a component isn't found in the first component root, the next is
searched.

-Oli

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