The database schema generated by roller creates a unique index on the attribute 'website.handle' (at least in our oracle database). Therefore it is guaranteed that no two blogs share the same handle. I did not test it but I would guess that the user interface also prevents the reuse of a handle already in use.
-Henning On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 5:04 AM, (David) Ming Xia <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, All. > > A question on permalink. When I created a weblog, I got the URL as > http://<host IP>/<web application context>/<handle name>, and when I created > an entry, I got http://<host IP>/<web application context>/<handle > name>/entry/<entry name>. I feel this could cause conflict very easily. > When we use Apache Roller to serve multiple users, it is highly possible that > some users think of the same handle names and same entry names. > > I would suggest that we have weblog URL as http://<host IP>/<web > application context>/<user id>/<handle name>, and we have web log entry URL > as http://<host IP>/<web application context>/<user id>/<handle > name>/entry/<entry name>. > > Anybody know where I can modify the code for weblog URL? > > > Thank you very much. > > David
