[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: > Hi, > > We've got into the habit of hacking in the build directory directly. > Usually this means that we don't have to re-build for every little > change when developing. Of course, eventually we copy the corresponding > files back to the src directory and re-build when done or when nothing > happens without a re-build (e.g., after the sitetree has been manually > hacked). > > This works well and we were pleased to see that when we batch created a > directory hierarchy and populated it with documents and *then* created > the relevant nodes on top of it (using the GUI), Lenya didn't complain > at all and the sitetree sorted itself out fine. > > Questions: > > When is a re-build strictly necessary?
- when you change/add/delete Java files - when you change/add/delete patch files for cocoon.xconf > Is there an easy way to change a document ID after it's been created > (some of our end-users messed up the document IDs at creation time)? Yes, there should be something like "Change URL" in the "Edit" menu. > Specifically is there a script to do this that can also handle links? The links should actually be rewritten automatically - if not, it would be great if you could file a bug. BTW, in 1.4 you can set "modules.copy=false" in build.properties. Then you can change the module sources (XSLT, sitemaps etc.) without a rebuild. -- Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
