> From: Majcen, Kurt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Thanks, it worked.
Fine!
>
> In addition I had to change other locations e.g. for the
> standard mapping for *.css as well.
>
> This opened a general question to me. What is a good
> directory structure with cocoon (with sub sitemaps) for a
> multilingual website providing several functions like
> - user registration
> - search for users
> - search for objects
> - annotate objects
> ....
>
> What are the (dis-)advantages of having something like:
>
> root
> ------|
> |
> +--- images
> |
> +--- xhtml/xsp
> |
> +--- scripts
> |
> +--- styles (.css)
> |
> +--- stylesheets
> |
> +--- translations
> |
> +--- validation
> |
> +--- Web-INF
> |
> +--- User Registration --
> | |
> | +--- xhtml/xsp
> | |
> | +--- stylesheets
> | |
> | +--- translations
> | |
> | +--- validation
> | |
> | sitemap.xmap
> |
> +--- Search for User
> |
> ...
> |
> sitemap.xmap
One thing I'd do for sure: move some of the used resources to the WEB-INF,
so they would not be accidentally sent to the user. So, WEB-INF can look
like:
WEB-INF\
translations\
common.xml
common_de.xml
...
search.xml
search_de.xml
...
validation\
rules.xml
...
etc.
I understand that Cocoon allows to place _all_ the webapp resources inside
of the WEB-INF and define paths in the sitemap, but I don't like this
approach and like to see all webapp contents in their usual places (/,
images/, css/, etc.).
But for the translations, validation rules, etc. - they are some kind of a
meta-data that are used by several componenets to process the response and
they are never referred from the user's browser - so the best place for them
is a sub-directory of WEB-INF.
--
Konstantin Piroumian
>
> Thanks, Kurt
>
>
> -----UrsprØngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Piroumian Konstantin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet: Montag, 07. Oktober 2002 16:10
> An: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Betreff: RE: i18n with sub sitemaps
>
>
> > From: Majcen, Kurt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >
> > Hi all!
> >
> > Is it possible to tell the i18n transformer to use a fixed
> > catalogue-location from the projects root directory (so
> > something like '/translations' instead of 'translations')
> >
> > I'm working with mounted sitemaps in sub-directories. This
> > always creates a wrong path when entering such a sub sitemap.
>
> Try to use "context://path-to-catalogue". Not sure that it
> will work though.
>
> Konstantin
>
> >
> > Thanks
> > Kurt
> >
> >
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