Hi Ray,
On Dec 31, 2005, at 4:09 AM, Ray Sun wrote:
> How to reach the =93 new user activity report screen to make it easy =
to=20
> keep tabs on who's using the system=94?
This screen is available under the "users" directory, e.g.
http://localhost:8080/users
> Is there any friendly interface or tool to manage the user permissions=20=
> in each project?
Permissions are currently managed in an XML file=20
(/config/permissions.xml). This is not as user-friendly as the=20
uPortal-based permissions management available in v1.4; the uPortal=20
groups and permissions services are being separated into a standalone=20
library which a future release of HyperContent will use to regain some=20=
of that flexibility and user-friendliness.
Some documentation on the current setup is available at
http://hypercontent.sourceforge.net/help/project/permissions.html
> =A0Where can I get a demo project such as =93Department of Chemistry=94 =
=A0to=20
> study how to use HC2.0 and build similar projects?
The Wiki is being used to host sample projects. We'll be adding some=20
Columbia sites as examples over the next month, but there are already=20
two sites available at
http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/HYP/Web+Site+Archives
Department of Chemistry in particular we actually have to do some work=20=
on before it is ready for HC2; it is the only site at Columbia that=20
uses javascript to dynamically generate the site navigation, and thus=20
does not work inside the HC2 frameset. We will probably be migrating=20
it to use hidden divs instead of dynamically added objects.
> =A0How soon will the help documents be finished on the official site?I=20=
> am eager to read them to using HC2.0.
I've been taking a break for the holidays here, but I will return to=20
documentation next week. I hope to have it complete within the next=20
month, but that may be optimistic since I have other projects on my=20
plate right now. I plan to incrementally publish new bits to
http://hypercontent.sourceforge.net/help
> =A0
> Is there any suggestion of supporting I18N in HC2.0?I would meet=20
> problems if I create dirs or files named =A0in Chinese even if I set=20=
> URIEncoding=3D=94UTF-8=94 in tomcat=92s server.xml.
I18n is supported at the level of screens, metadata and content, but=20
you are right that extended characters will not currently work in file=20=
names. HTTP URLs do not support unencoded characters outside the basic=20=
7-bit ASCII set, so supporting I18n at the file name level would=20
require very careful encoding/decoding of those file names. If you=20
would like to see this feature added to a future version, please=20
register it as a feature request in Jira.
Cheers,
Alex=
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