How do you have your Jpublisher site laid out?

Randito <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.jpublish.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
A general question to people who are using JPublisher.
How do you have your site laid out?

I use Dreamweaver to do most of my layout and later, customize
the HTML with Velocity tags.  So, I've chosen to lay out the site
this way.

/jpublish-app/                    <-- static
/jpublish-app/WEB-INF
/jpublish-app/WEB-INF/templates
/jpublish-app/WEB-INF/actions
/jpublish-app/WEB-INF/context <-- fs_repository
/jpublish-app/WEB-INF/xml <-- xml repository

The "static" pages and images are at the root.  This allows Dreamweaver
to work on the site, and have all the images work.  However, all the
dynamic stuff is hidden behind the WEB-INF.  That way, can't view
the files by typing in their full name.  

I've included a piece of my jpublish.xml to show the layout.

Anyone else?  How are you laying it all out?


---- jpublish.xml fragment ---------------

    <template-root>WEB-INF/templates</template-root>
    <action-root>WEB-INF/actions</action-root>
    <static-root>/</static-root>
   
    <repository name="fs_repository" 
classname="org.jpublish.repository.filesystem.FileSystemRepository">
        <root>WEB-INF/content</root>
    </repository>
   
    <repository name="xml_repository" 
classname="org.jpublish.repository.filesystem.FileSystemRepository">
        <root>WEB-INF/xml</root>
        <write-allowed>true</write-allowed>
    </repository>




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