Integrating websites depends on how you define integration. Integrating the websites from the (anonymous) consumer perspective simply requires links between the websites. (See below.)
Integrating the websites from a technical perspective may be adding Lenya as a Cocoon application in your existing Cocoon installation. Or just specifying both servers in the same DNS domain (e.g. either cocoon.example.com and lenya.example.com or example.com/cocoon and example.com/lenya.) Integration for single-sign-on between the applications requires all the applications to use the same directory/authentication service in the same Cookie-wielding domain (same depth under same DNS domain -- see previous examples.) Think about using an LDAP server for all application authentication if this functionality is desired. [Integration for single-sign-on between different Cookie domains is possible, but requires more thought/software.] "We don't know how to make a link to our company's website." Web link addresses (URLs) are in the format: "http://"; + server name + path to application. Links are provided by HTML's A (anchor) tag using the syntax: <a href="{link address}">{Clue where the link goes}<a> such as: <a href="http://example.com/lenya";>Our CMS</a> If running multiple Web application servers on the same server using only one IP Address, the addresses can be controlled by placing the application servers (e.g. Lenya and Cocoon) behind another web server (e.g. Apache httpd.) Any Web administrator can configure the Web server once you define what address should open each application. Or read Apache httpd's documentation to learn about controlling addresses with virtual servers, proxying, and URL rewriting. HTH, solprovider On 6/6/08, andy.way <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > By the way, we have installed lenya successfully, but we don't know how to > make a link to our company's website. Could you give me some advice or > recommend me some documents to read, please? > > andy.way wrote: > > Our company plans to build a new CMS to manage the website. The website > > is based on Cocoon and has a simple CMS built in Java, but I don't think it > > is suitable for use by most people. So now we want to use Lenya > > as our CMS. How can I do that?? > > > > Thanks in advance. > > Best regards, > > Andy.Way --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
