Hi all,
I looked into lenya:// and lenyadoc:// but on the end I am facing my old
problem of the document limitation.
Like Andreas recommended:
El mar, 07-03-2006 a las 17:36 +0100, Andreas Hartmann escribió:
> We have a circular dependency:
>
> - The resource type is stored in the meta data.
> - The location of the meta data is determined by the
> DocIdToPathMapper.
> - The DocIdToPathMapper should be determined by the resource type.
>
> That's why we have to break a dependency. The easiest one
> to break is the dependency from the meta data location to
> the DocIdToPathMapper. We could use a generic location for
> meta files, without using the mapper. Just something like
>
> {document-id}.{language}.meta
>
> This way, we can
>
> - read the meta file
> - determine the resource type
> - call resourceType.getPathMapper().getPath(document)
>
> which will return /foo/bar/index_en.odt for the ODT resource type.
That sounds quite practical and extensable.
El mié, 08-03-2006 a las 00:43 +0100, Michael Wechner escribió:
> why not have something like
>
> .lenya/meta/{document-id}
>
> whereas the ".lenya" would be configurable?
> (this path could also be used within a JCR repo)
>
> It seems to me that SVN shows how nicely this can be
> done and how clear it separates ones data from the managing
> system.
I agree that we should make the place to keep the meta data
configurable.
The only thing that we need to change as well is another personal
favorite MetaData.java ;), right?
The plan should be when requesting
lenyacontent://{page-envelope:publication-id}/{page-envelope:area}/{page-envelope:document-language}/{page-envelope:document-id}
is to:
a) lookup {document-id}.{language}.meta
b) determine the resource type
c) resourceType.getPathMapper().getPath(document)
d) return /foo/bar/index_en.odt for the ODT resource type
wdyt?
Did I forgot something? Can I reuse the excellent work of Andreas
regarding the new repo api?
BTW why a new protocol? Well this protocol should finally treat docs and
resources the same. ;)
salu2
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