| <mount-table> | |
| <!-- | |
| The mount table allows to mount directories external to the Cocoon webapp without | |
| changing the main sitemap. To activate the mount-table, just copy or rename this file | |
| to "mount-table.xml" to see it automatically activated. | |
| Each mount below will direct requests starting with the given uri-prefix to the corresponding | |
| sitemap. The syntax is exactly the same as the one of <map:mount>. | |
| The mount-table is especially useful for two purposes: | |
| - for all users, to mount into Cocoon external directories (demos, prototypes, projects) without | |
| having to change the main Cocoon sitemap. This allows these mounts to "survive" a update to a | |
| more recent version of Cocoon. | |
| - for cocoon contributors, to mount the source of Cocoon examples instead of their copy placed in | |
| build/webapp by the build process. This avoids many of the hassles related to editing a copy of | |
| the sources, often leading to sync problems. | |
| --> | |
| <!-- | |
| example: mount the woody source samples at "woody-samples/" | |
| (don't forget the / at the end of the path name) | |
| --> | |
| <mount uri-prefix="woody-samples/" src="../../src/blocks/woody/samples/"/> | |
| <!-- example: mount a prototype located elsewhere on the filesystem at "proto/" | |
| (kept commented as the path is not likely to exist on your filesystem) --> | |
| <mount uri-prefix="proto/" src="file://c:/my/projects/prototype/"/> | |
| </mount-table> |