Am Freitag, 13. Juni 2008 15:17 schrieb Andreas Hartmann: > […] > Wolfgang Jeltsch schrieb: > […]
> > Where’s the source tree if I created my publication using the web > > interface? Is there any at all? > > no, there is no source tree. The "Create publication" web interface is > not intended for development, rather to create new publication instances > in a production environment. So what do I “develop” then? I thought, I develop a publication. Do I develop a “publication template” or whatever which can be instantiated several times? I have to say that it’s really difficult to get all this information because the Lenya documentation is really lacking at this point. You have some tutorials with step-by-step instructions, some isolated descriptions of concepts and some in-depth descriptions of very specialized things but you don’t have any documentation which gives you an introduction to the whole picture and the relationships between the different things. This makes it really hard to start using Lenya and it might frighten off many potential users. If I wouldn’t have been impressed by the pro-standards and pro-flexibility approach of Lenya that much, I’d probably have switched to some other CMS and in fact, I almost had used OpenCms instead of Lenya. > […] > > What about the documents of my publication? Will they be lost during > > redeployment? > > I'd recommend not having any content in the source tree to avoid the > risk of overriding productive documents. Why does Lenya mix content and “source” by default then? (I think, you meant “build”, not “source” by the way.) > […] So I want to build a simple website first. Basically, I want a publication similar to the default publication but with less features (e.g., resource types). Later I’ll probably want more advanced things and therefore use additional features. How should I start? > -- Andreas Best wishes, Wolfgang --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
