[opencms-dev] I_CmsEventLintener +Event_before_publish_project--Siblings between folders

[maria.freixes_graells at alcatel.es]

You mean EVENT_RESOURCE_CREATED for example?
OK, I've implement the an org.opencms.flex.I_CmsEventListener interface 
but I don't know how to implement instructions for synchronizing folders 
when a publish event occurs.
Anyone?
Any idea?
thanks,
Maria

Jonathan Woods wrote:
> You may find you have to trap other events - e.g. what if only selected
> resources, and not the whole project, are published? 
>
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> [mailto:opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org] On Behalf Of
> maria.freixes_graells at alcatel.es
> Sent: 14 September 2006 12:09
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> Subject: [opencms-dev] I_CmsEventLintener
> +Event_before_publish_project--Siblings between folders
>
> Thanks Christian!
> I'm thinking in developing code for syncronize two folders before the
> publish of the project, so, I'll try to create a module as an event
> listener, and then I'm thinking to use the I_CmsEventListener Interface and
> its field: EVENT_BEFORE_PUBLISH_PROJECT.
> Anyone has developed a similar code that can help me?
> Thanks a lot!!!
> Maria
>
>
> Christian Steinert wrote:
>   
>>> Hello people!!
>>>
>>> I've a question that I don't know if it's possible to solve.
>>> If I make a sibling to a folder, and I don't have any document into 
>>> the original folder, the OpenCms creates an empty copy of the folder. 
>>> Then, when I add a file into the original folder, it is not referred 
>>> from the sibling folder.
>>> It means: I would like to have a sibling folder that was syncronized 
>>> with the original one in creation, modification, deletion.....
>>>
>>>     
>>>       
>> Dear Maria,
>>
>> Opencms does not support this.
>> Opencms does not even support siblings for a folder. Only pages can have
>>     
> siblings and the folder synchronization that you would like to have is not
> supported by opencms.
>   
>> I had the same problem and I had to create my own content type, which does
>>     
> the replication by following rules that are quite specific for my site. 
>   
>> But the code is really too specific, too complicated and too connected to
>>     
> other parts of my website, so I am sure that my classes would not help you. 
>   
>> Sorry, but I think there just is no easy solution for this, because
>>     
> opencms does not even have the information, which folders "belong to each
> other" (In other words: there are no folder siblings).
>   
>> Christian
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