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I work for a government agency that wants applications and their data to be completely separated for easier maintenance.
Most web applications do this very naturally, either storing data in a remote database or letting you specify a directory (any directory) on the file system where application data is kept. Lenya, however, mixes all of the web site's content (the xml holding the actual web page text as well as binary content like Powerpoint files) within the web application directory (/lenya/webapp/lenya/pubs/content, for one).
Can Lenya be configured to look elsewhere for its content?
Definately .. and its very easy to do it too. If I recall correctly all you need to do is modify your local.build.properties (or your build.properties) to look in a different folder. For me lenya is set up to build its default publications + my publication (creativeholidays) which is located elsewhere. The code for this is: #Root directories where publications are located pubs.root.dirs=src/webapp/lenya/pubs:../creativeholidays Also, if you want to publish your content to else where I'm sure you will just need to edit your sitemaps to do so, I havn't done this yet, but I am definately planning to do so very shortly. hth, Vica --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
