Hi lepe.
Managing static content can be achieved in two ways :
The Apacha way, if you use it in front of tomcat. That's pure http.conf hack,
so this forum is not the right place to discuss it, contact me.
The tomcat way. You can create an additional static context in Tomcat, not
linked with
In fact i wanted to upload a Zip file and use some of the my links to point to
the files in the zip. eg, if the zip has a/b/1.html i wanted to use this in
my pages.
JULIEN said: anonymous wrote : someone worked on importing a zip file in the
database that contains a heirarchy of files
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What you are doing for the image gallery module sounds similar to what I was
looking into for the download module - uploading a file and unzipping to a
directory and maintaining a link to the files. The uploading of files/zip to a
directory could be a jar or something in common which could be
Some people were talking about it but AFAIK there is nothing done so far.
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Is anyone porting the php gallery module, that runs under phpNuke ?
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cnovara wrote : I use another way to achieve this.
| To serve big amount of downloads (static content), it's better to use
Apache instead of Tomcat.
| This way I manage a complete directory out of Nukes, with classic Apache
Locations/Directories, that I synchronize with Nukes DB wich
Thx for your help !
finally i've used the Zip way ( cooper ;) ) to upload the content beause i'm
not using apache !
Bravo les petits francais LOL !
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I use another way to achieve this.
To serve big amount of downloads (static content), it's better to use Apache
instead of Tomcat.
This way I manage a complete directory out of Nukes, with classic Apache
Locations/Directories, that I synchronize with Nukes DB wich contains links
(this could be
Maybe my question is not clear but i think it's a tedious way to
use the html module to upload the image. i will work on the Zip solution
or the direct ressources access. THX for your help :)
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I work with a lot of images too and I have some ideas about file upload in nukes.
First to preserve the CMS philosophy, images must be loaded into db, and
managed/versionned by the HTML module ;
BUT uploading each image file by hand is not possible ;
So what about managing image file hierarchy
In fact, i have created an external DB in the nukes data directory called IcarusDB ,
it will be used to store the references to the images.
Something like /imgs/architecture/metz/stjacques.jpg in the field Location of the
Table that can have several more fields like description, etc
and i
You can put the
http://myhost/imgs/architecture/metz/stjacques.jpg
in the HTML module, there is nothing wrong with that.
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