"Flavio Eduardo de Cordova" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hmmm.. let's see... > > It means that I could edit domain.xml to remove the /files, /users and /actions > folders (or collections, right?) and create another one called MyFolder... or, even > better, I could configure the root folder to use a custom class, like this:
You should not remove those directories, they are essential for slide. You can somehow configure slide to use other names/locations. > <data> > <objectnode classname="org.acme.MyNewNodeType" uri="/" /> > </data> > > > Doing this I could use my custom class to determine what folders I'll show for > each user. Is it right ? Could I know how is the user connected in this new class > (then I could check what folders to make available) ? Maybe you can, I don't know slide internal structure good enough. But all classes added using WebDAV will use the standard SubjectNode.You should have a look at the Security helpers for custom authorization. I am not sure, you can hide resources completely > But there's something strange here... If the [root] folders are defined in the > data section (or slide.data), then what is slide.def configuration file configuring > at all ? I thought it was there where I would configure custom classes to access my > ECM system and return the folder's structure, permissions, content, etc., but now I > can't see where I'd start using the store since the folders seems to be based on the > data section (like above). You are using slide 1.0.16, not the CVS? IIRC in the release the Domain.xml is split across several files, which where included. You can put everything in one file. And you should use the CVS HEAD, if you develop your own classes. Hope, I did not confuse you. Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
