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On Tuesday, July 2, 2002, at 08:04 PM, J.Pietschmann wrote:

> - there is only one sitemap in one context. Even though
>   multiple sitemaps could be put into the same
>   directory, subsitemaps tend to have their own
>   directory  subtree. The situation is quite similar
>   to the Ant build description files.
>

FYI. In <slash-edit/> I get the user to keep both their 
'publishing' sitemap and their 'editing' sitemap in the same 
folder so that they can both access the same resources.

regards Jeremy


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