[opencms-dev] Unable to start with a New Project

[Stephan Hartmann]

Hi,

there is nothing to be created in your real filesystem except downloads and 
pics (however, there is an ability to do an static export).
All the folders and files you create in your project are created in the 
virtual file system (vfs) of opencms in your database. When you publish your 
project the changes you made are copied to the Online project (still inside 
your database) so they are visible to the rest of the world.

- Stephan


Am Donnerstag,  8. November 2001 09:17 schrieben Sie:
> Thank you,
>
> I'm already one step further. That really helps me, because in less than
> one hour I'm going to present OpenCms as the CMS solution for a quiet huge
> project at the university of Dortmund. A decission for OpenCms "might
> perhaps" result in a major contribution. Did I simply overread the
> instruction or is it not included in the somewaht outdated docs? Anyhow it
> works now, until I try to publish a project (in the project as project
> manager doing project-.management/publish) - it seems as if nothing
> happens. I mean the project's directory is created
> ($TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/opencms/examples), but there is nothing in it after a
> publish.
>
> Thanx
>
> Marc
>
> opencms-dev at www.opencms.com schrieb am 07.11.01:
>
> At 21.05 07/11/01 +0100, you wrote:
> >The only problem I have is, that I can't create a new folder. I get always
> > an access denied exception even though I'm logged in as Admin and Admin
> > is the owner of the folder '/' with write permission (as it's set after
> >installation).
> >
> >Any help here would be appreciated.
>
> Create a new project and specify as project folder the entire root folder (
> / ).
> Switch to this project and create every new folder you need.
> Now you may create a new project specifying one of these folders.
>
>
>
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