[opencms-dev] Question about static publishing

[Mathias Lin]

Hi Nimret
you cannot just remove the bar folder in opencms already and move the content up one level?
Or what's the current purpose of bar in opencms.
That would be the easiest way for the export. Mathias 

Nimret Sandhu <nimret.sandhu at allstardirectories.com> wrote:

>Hi Folks,
>
>I have a question about static publishing.
>We currently have a folder structure like this in OpenCMS:
>
>/sites/default
>		/foo
>			/bar
>				/file1.html
>				/file2.html
>				/file3.html
>
>We're using on-demand static publishing via a custom publishing
>mechanism ( via the handle404 servlet, which I have yet to understand
>fully and will be the topic of another email :). So the real file system
>contains the above structure after publishing.
>
>However, we would like to set it up so that the publishing process
>removes the '/bar' folder and we end up with the following on the real
>file system:
>..../foo/file1.html
>..../foo/file2.html
>..../foo/file3.html
>
>The internal url links within the html files will also need to be
>updated to reflect the removal of the '/bar' folder.
>
>Is this something that can be easily done in OpenCMS, ideally with
>minimal customizations? 
>
>If so, what level of control does it allow? ie can we only remove
>existing folders or completely control the output folder structure and
>update the links in the content appropriately?
>
>Thanks!
>--
>Nimret
>Senior Developer
>http://www.allstardirectories.com
>
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