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Hi Christian,<br>
Dear all,<br>
<br>
very good question ;-)<br>
<br>
The latest OpenCms Release references links via uuid (permalink), so if
you use XMLContent as Content Items, then you will be able to define
link fields with strong relations (works for widgets as vfs link and
download links, external link will come soon) which adhere to the new
OpenCms extended Link Management specification (also known as CRE:
Content Relation Engine). Then if you move or rename pages, images,
documents which are referenced from other pages, then don't get
corrupted and remain intact. You can even rename whole directories
(except the site folder ;-)). If you open the XMLContent item, after
renaming the references, then you can see that the VFS path to the
renamed documents has get corrected whith the right vfs path on the
fly. Isn't great ;-) <br>
<br>
After renaming or moving links, then all documents, which have a
reference to these pages / documents (which was renamed, moved), shall
get published again, if you serve content statically (with static
export).If you serve content dynamicly, then you shall obviously
publish only the renamed, moved folders, pages or documents. This
doesn't work for unstructured content (xml freepages) and I'm not sure
if it would be possible for Alkacon engineers to implement this for xml
freepages too (?). If my daily work allows, I'll write a new xmlcontent
tutorial for how to use the new and nice link managent features with
xmlcontent and put it on wiki or forum, if not already done by Alkacon
;-)<br>
<br>
OpenCms has become more enterprise scaled and is the world greatest
Java Open Source Enterprise Web Content Management System ;-)<br>
<br>
With many thanks and best regards to Alkacon OpenCms Experts, which
have done a lot of work for this nice implementation :-)<br>
<br>
By the way, I've setuped an open source chat server (wildfire chat
server) on my sever and I'm curious if anyone of you nice guys and
girls would be willing to test it with me and use the OpenCms Chat Room
(?). More about OpenCmsChatRoom: <a
href="http://www.pomegranate.de:9000/cms/forum/viewthread?thread=102">http://www.pomegranate.de:9000/cms/forum/viewthread?thread=102<br>
</a><br>
Nice Regards, <br>
<br>
Schoene Gruesse,<br>
Arash<br>
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Email: arash {dot} kaffamanesh [at] pomegranate {dot} de<br>
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Christian Steinert schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Hi List,
does anyone know a way to check the links for the complete site? The
builtin link checker only checks unpublished content.
The problem with the default behavior is: If I have a page that links to
another one and then move the link target, I will suddently have a
corrupted link in a page that has not been updated. And with 100s of
files it's hard to detect, where I would have to update links, after
moving one file around.
Any ideas?
thank you
christian
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P.S. My only idea is to *touch* everything and check the links after
that, but that's not very elegant and also touch will change the
modification date, which is a bad thing for me. To go along with this
approach, I would have to implement a small JSP that does touches every
file without updating the modification date.
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