Re: multible stores

[Oliver Zeigermann]

Oh, well, my example seems to be of little use, as I forgot to configure 
two stores in the namespace.

This example should be better:

<slide default="slide">
  <namespace name="slide">
    <definition>
      <store name="myStore1">
         ...
      </store>
      <store name="myStore2">
         ...
      </store>
      <scope match="/" store="myStore1"/>
      <scope match="/files" store="myStore2"/>
    </definition>
    ...
  </namespace>
  ...
<slide>
Note that there must be exactly one store at the root ("/"). As you can 
see, additional stores may lie in the scope of another store.

Oliver

Oliver Zeigermann wrote:

If the stores are in the same namespace they share the same users, I 
guess. Maybe you mix up namespaces in a domain with stores in a namespace?

You map stores into namespaces using something like

<slide default="slide">
  <namespace name="slide">
    <definition>
      <store name="myStore">
         ...
      </store>
      <scope match="/" store="myStore"/>
    </definition>
    ...
  </namespace>
  ...
<slide>
Oliver

Jacob Lund wrote:

Hi All!

How do I configure the domain.xml to use more than one store? How will 
this
work - do I have to define users for all stores or do I have a "main 
store"
that holds the users? Will the additional stores show up as new 
collections?

Thanks
Jacob
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