[opencms-dev] Static Export of Multi Sites

[Hari]

Hi

 

Since the last post there has been some progress and now when site two
is published it gets the published resources from site one.  All the
non-template resources are exported out of site two into webapps/site
two but the template resources are acquired from site one and exported
into webapps/site one.  We tested this by creating a page in site two
which was not present in site one and static export did not export this
file.  We can only conclude that static export of site two acquired the
pages from site one.  

 

Attached below is my last post on this issue.

 

We have 3 sites within one installation of Opencms 6.0.4.  i.e. Site
One, Site two and Site three.  The requirement is to static publish Site
One and Site two to separate folders within Tomcat/webapps.  Static
export on site three is set to false.  Everything works fine except for
one issue.  The online version of Site two points to the online version
of site one.  And in the webapps folder there is only one folder i.e.
Site One.  Is this due to Site one being set as the default-uri.  Can
Static export export sites to separate folders within webapps?

 

I have attached the sites configuration in opencms-system.xml and
rfs-rules within render-settings in opencms-exportimport.xml            

 

            <sites>

 
<workplace-server>http://192.168.100.00:8090</workplace-server>

                                    <default-uri>/sites/Site
One/</default-uri>

                                    <site
server="http://192.168.100.00:8090" uri="/sites/Site One/"/>

                                    <site
server="http://192.168.100.00:8091" uri="/sites/Site two/"/>

                                    <site
server="http://192.168.100.00:8092" uri="/sites/Site three/"/>


            </sites>

 

 

        <rfs-rule>

            <name>Site One</name>

            <description>This is the rfs-rule for Site One</description>


            <source>/sites/Site One/.*</source>

            <rfs-prefix>${CONTEXT_NAME}/Site One</rfs-prefix>

            <exportpath>C:\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\Site One</exportpath>

            <userelativelinks>false</userelativelinks>            

            <related-system-res>

                <regex>/system/galleries/.*</regex>

                <regex>/system/modules/com.jvolution.Site/.*</regex>

            </related-system-res>

      </rfs-rule>

        <rfs-rule> 

            <name>Site two</name> 

            <description>This is the rfs-rule for Site two</description>

            <source>/sites/Site two/.*</source>

            <rfs-prefix>${CONTEXT_NAME}/Site two</rfs-prefix>

            <exportpath>C:\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\Site two</exportpath>

            <userelativelinks>false</userelativelinks>

            <related-system-res>

                <regex>/system/galleries/.*</regex>

                <regex>/system/modules/com.jvolution.Site/.*</regex>

            </related-system-res>

        </rfs-rule>

      </rfs-rules>

 

Thanks for your help.

 

S.Hariharan 

JVolution Ltd

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