Re: [exo-ecm] Creating multiple subsites

["Brice Revenant" <brice.revenant@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi David,

 

There will not be the concept of multiple containers anymore in eXo Enterprise WebOS, so perhaps you'd better not hire this solution, in case you migrate one day. Another possibility is to create one user per subsite and set to public his pages and navigation (like the default "exo" user). That way, each subsite will have its own navigation and pages. You can also share the portal template using the concept of "portal communities".

 

Let me know if that makes sense.

 

-Brice.

 

On 5/11/07, david.dinh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <david.dinh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote:

I am interested investigating exo ecm ability to create multiple subsites and how does one go about doing this? For example, I would like to have a main site, and then subsequent subsites based on themes:
Main site
--> theme 1
     --> subsite 1
     --> subsite 2
     --> subsite n
--> theme 2
     --> subsite 1
     --> subsite 2
     --> subsite n
--> theme n
     --> subsite 1
     --> subsite 2
     --> subsite n

Would I be correct to say that achieving this is via different containers? If I use different containers, how do I ensure that the data remains in the same node structure rather than creating new subsequent nodes for each new subsite?


David



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