Hi. We have Lenya's Cocoon-based authoring environment running on a single server (low criticality) on our internal network. Text items are rsynched from the content (live) directory to clustered Tomcat instances in the DMZ. When the JSP pages presenting the text items are served, image links for CMS binary items are XML transformed by XSLT in the JSP's. The content (authoring) directory is rsynched to the test and development machines so they always see the latest content. Binary items are rsynched from resources to the clustered Apache instances' content directory. We use Lenya as a backend CMS, for maintaining text and image items that are included in a JSP-based, XSLT-capable site. Unfortunately having no repository API (and we're not using Cocoon for presentation) means we can only specify the ID of a content item for display in a JSP - we can't do advanced selects by metadata or anything like that, unless we look more deeply into Lucene indexing or Cocoon web services. I hope this will be possible in Lenya in future if it switches to a JSR170 repository. (Also we'd prefer to be able to use WebDAV for maintenance and lose the dependency on Kupu - plus be able to maintain non-XHTML files easily).
Hi Paul,
I took the liberty of copying your interesting motivation for repository compliance to a new Wiki page, along with my own:
http://wiki.apache.org/lenya/RepositoryScenarios
I hope you don't mind. Obviously, feel free to edit it.
-- Wolfgang
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