From: alex b. <en...@tu...> - 2001-06-30 17:11:08
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> > if you look in build/en/binarycloud/* you'll notice that the organization > is > > different. > Yepp. But I don't get it right now how the build arch is handled with the > webserver config. > > If I understand right the language rips are completly standalone systems. > Thats good and no problem if you have different docroots/vhosts vor each > language. e.g. > > foo.com points to build/htdocs/ -> determines language and switches to > en.foo.com points to build/en/htdocs or > de.foo.com points to build/en/htdocs > etc. > > but what if you want to have language switching capabilities within one site > e.g. foo.com and foo.de points to the same docroot: 2 ways of dealing with that: -a script at docroot that abstracts the (x) 'build' htdocs for each language -use a subdir: http://www.example.com/en/ etc > foo.com -> derminte language and set internally > user switches foo.com?.lang=de > > or another organization: > foo.com/de/ > foo.com/en/ right. > How is this handled within the build-tree. I only want the htdocs directory > accessible by the user. The directories above should be out ouf user scope. And that's coming a bit later, we will very likely abstract the entire htdocs/ tree (except resources/) so it is within the user directory. > Maybe this is a stupid question and I'm missing something obvious. But I > don't get it right now :-( Make works, but the system isn't done - so there is behavior that doesn't reflect the final state of everything. _a |