Richard Unger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > If you bypass the CMS application and save directly to the slide system, > using webfolders for example, you are bypassing the checks and > verifications too. Think of it like an IDE, like eclipse - if you dump a > file directly into the workspace using windows explorer or nautilus, you > need to refresh to make eclipse aware of it. You would not want hooks in > Windows Explorer or the file system driver asking eclipse for write > permission first...
There is a fundamental difference between Eclipse and slide. Slide is a server application. If you bypass Eclipse, you are doing it on your own risk. Don't complain, if you can crash your system. If you can bypass the workflow in a CMS, you are compromising the work of other people. The Slide server must have some capability to control, what the client is doing. Simple ACL might be not enough for a full-blown CMS. On the other site you still want to edit the content using the WebDAV protocol using standard tools like MS Office or XML Spy. Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
