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   edit:: To open a file in one of the editors, make changes, and save those 
changes. See also: '''=>workflow'''.
  
-  group::
+  fallback mechanism:: A key concept for '''=>publication templating'''. 
Resources requested using the fallback '''=>protocol''' are first searched in 
the current publication; if not found, the template is searched, then the 
template's template, etc. If all sitemaps etc. of a publication (including used 
modules) use the fallback protocol constistently, the publication will 
completely support templating.
+ 
+  group:: see '''=>access control'''
  
   info:: see '''=>area'''
  
@@ -76, +78 @@

  
   protocol:: A specifier used in URIs to define where the content comes from 
and in which format. The most famous is likely '''{{{http://}}}'''. In Lenya 
publication sitemaps, you will find the following protocols:
     * from Cocoon:
-     * {{{cocoon://}}}
+     * {{{file://}}} - read a file from disk, using the operating system's 
path as the URI
+     * {{{cocoon://}}} - request a file from the cocoon servlet (will go 
through the sitemap pipelines)
-     * {{{context://}}}
+     * {{{context://}}} 
     * Lenya-specific:
      * {{{lenya://}}}
      * {{{lenyadoc://}}}
-     * {{{fallback://}}}
-     * fallback-template://
+     * {{{fallback://}}} - to request a resource using the '''=>fallback 
mechanism'''
+     * {{{fallback-template://}}} - dito, but skip the current context and 
look in the template instead
-  Protocols are implemented using '''=>Source factories'''.
+  Protocols are implemented using '''=>source factories'''.
  
   ''(see also http://lenya.apache.org/1_4/reference/protocols/index.html)''
  
@@ -132, +135 @@

   
   site:: A synonym for '''=>publication'''.
  
-  sitemap:: A concept from Apache Cocoon; an xml file that governs how page 
requests are handled, i.e. where the data comes from and how it has to be 
transformed and presented to the user.
+  sitemap:: A concept from Apache Cocoon; an XML file that governs how page 
requests are handled, i.e. where the data comes from and how it has to be 
transformed and presented to the user.
  
   ''(see also OverviewSitemapStructure and 
[http://lenya.apache.org/1_4/reference/lenya-sitemaps.html])''
  
-  site tree:: The tree-representation of the hierarchical relationship of 
documents within a site. Currently implemented as an XML file under 
<pubname>/content/sitetree.xml.
+  site tree:: The tree-representation of the hierarchical relationship of 
documents within a site. Currently implemented as an XML file under  
{{{<pubname>/content/sitetree.xml}}}.
  
   site tree node:: A particular document entry within the site tree.
  
@@ -150, +153 @@

  
   ''(see also 
[http://lenya.apache.org/1_4/reference/usecase-framework/index.html])''
  
-  user::
+  user:: see '''=>access control'''
  
   version:: A particular state of a document with a time stamp, used in 
'''=>revision control'''.
  

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