On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 7:30 AM, David Nelson <comme...@traduction.biz>wrote:
> Hi, :-) > > > How would this work in practice on the Alfresco site? Where would the > common > > files be stored, and (more importantly) how would they be referenced in > the > > linked sections? And how would that work when someone has downloaded a > file > > (containing those linked sections) to work on? > > > > I think I know how to do this with files stored on the ODFAuthors site, > > which has a fairly straightforward directory hierarchy that I can > duplicate > > on my computer, but I'm not at all sure about Alfresco. > > For me, the most logical place to store them is where people like you > think is the most logical place to store them. > > So my idea is that you guys should think about what you reckon you > need, and we'll set that up for you. > > Also if you have reservations about the way anything is set up on the > Alfresco site (folder structures and whatever else), please do let me > know and we can figure out how to change things accordingly. I'm sure > you'll agree that the idea of a decent tool is that it should do much > more adapting to fit your needs than you have to do to fit in with it. > > I haven't done any file merges within Alfresco, so I can't give you > definite info about it. But I will look into the matter quickly. > However, I am *pretty* sure it won't be a problem. Alfresco stores all > the files within the server's file system (not as objects in a > database), so it would probably be done pretty much the same as on > someone's local computer. Therefore, you should only have to know the > directories in which files live on the server OS. > > But I'll get back to you about this soon. > > David Nelson > > For me, a logical place would be a space called "Common Files" under "en". I couldn't figure out how to determine what the actual directories are in Alfresco. I hope it is, in fact, easy to duplicate on a local computer, as that should solve the problem. Hal -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to documentation+h...@libreoffice.org List archive: http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/www/documentation/ *** All posts to this list are publicly archived for eternity ***
