<div>Can any OpenCms expert please tell me how to use ContentDefinition (extending class and writing jdbc calls to update content in custom db tables) is done in 6.0 ?<br>The Faq/articles downloaded from opencms site does not work in
6.0 ! the jsp's says class not found, and the java classes can't be<br>compiled since the packages have changed from com.opencms in 5.* to org.opencms in 6.*.<br>what is the equivalent class for A_CmsContentDefinition as it is not listed in ducumentation nor
opencms.jar of 6.0 ?<br>what are the otherways to write to my specific table in DB in OpenCms v6 api ?<br>Do XML content help me write data to DB and anf let publish the content to VFS or with static export for news, press, help contents ? I run
OpenCms6.0 on WebSphere 5.1 using oracle db<br> </div>
<div><span class="gmail_quote">On 8/24/05, <b class="gmail_sendername">Michael Emmerich</b> <<a href="mailto:m.emmerich@alkacon.com">m.emmerich@alkacon.com</a>> wrote:</span>
<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0px 0px 0px 0.8ex; BORDER-LEFT: #ccc 1px solid">I guess you are mixing something up here........<br><br>OpenCms always stores its pages in an internal xml format.
<br>This content is inserted into the templates and OpenCms generates the<br>HTML out of it.<br><br>The Extended HTML-Import is a tool to convert already existing HTML<br>pages into the xml format that is used by OpenCms, so that you can use
<br>the content of your already existing pages within a template.<br><br>The Synchronization is ment to synchronize the OpenCms Virtual File<br>system with the one of your server, its main usage for template<br>development and not for the end user (content editor). So if you
<br>synchronize your imported pages, you will of course find some xml files<br>on your server after that.<br><br>What you are looking for is the "static export" feature. If enabled,<br>OpenCms will staticly export your published generated pages to the
<br>server filesystem. Search the mailing list for this subject.<br><br>I think you also should take a look at the documentation modules which<br>are delivered with OpenCms to get an idea how templates etc work in OpenCms.
<br><br>Regards,<br>Michael Emmerich<br><br>Alkacon Software - The OpenCms Experts<br><br><br><br>pat sad schrieb:<br>> Is there a way to get the static export to export somewhere<br>> specifically, and how do I do that ?
<br>><br>> Also, I noticed openCMS generates XML content when I import my html<br>> pages and export them through synchronization is there a way to avoid<br>> creating that XML content and leaving them back to the way they were
<br>> ??<br>><br>> Please help!<br>><br>> On 8/23/05, pat sad <<a href="mailto:hlp.psaad@gmail.com">hlp.psaad@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>><br>>>I am using openCMS 6.<br>>><br>>>On 8/23/05, Claus Priisholm <
<a href="mailto:cpr@codedroids.com">cpr@codedroids.com</a>> wrote:<br>>><br>>>>The property format in your example is used by OpenCms 5, the<br>>>>"/sites/default" concept is from OpenCms 6, so which version are you using?
<br>>>><br>>>>pat sad wrote:<br>>>><br>>>>>I am new at openCMS and I need help on setting up openCMS to do static Export.<br>>>>><br>>>>>I have read in the mailing archive that we have to set up the
<br>>>>>properties file and set up the path but when i set it up it only<br>>>>>exports everything in the sites/default/ folder<br>>>>><br>>>>>My files are not in these folders, and I would like to have them
<br>>>>>exported. How do I proceed ?<br>>>>><br>>>>>Here is what I added in the opencms.properties file:<br>>>>><br>>>>># Parameters for static export<br>>>>>##########################
<br>>>>>staticexport.path=/site/<br>>>>>url_prefix_export=<br>>>>>url_prefix_http=/${WEB_APP_NAME}/opencms<br>>>>>url_prefix_https=<br>>>>>url_prefix_servername=
<br>>>>><br>>>>>Where /site/ is a file that i created in my webapps folder. Please help.<br>>>>><br>>>>><br>>>>>_______________________________________________
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