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Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 14:48:48 +0100
From: Ferdinand Soethe <sammler@soethe.net>
Message-ID: <1839141925.20041111144848@soethe.net>
To: dev@forrest.apache.org
Subject: Question about directory structure
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I find it quite awkward to have a directory structure where additional
files for my XML-Pages are in a similar structure _that is one level
down_ from the XML-directories.

Current situation:

+---Berufliches
+---BookCrossing
+---Forrest
+---HospitalityClub
+---images
+---Kajak
�   +---Boote
�   +---Tourenberichte
+---xdocs
    +---Berufliches
    +---BookCrossing
    +---Forrest
    +---HospitalityClub
    +---images
    +---Kajak
        +---Boote
        +---Tourenberichte

I wonder what the reasoning behind this is and wether I'm the only one
who'd find a structure where there are _two branches on the same
level_ to be more intuitive and less error-prone.

Alternative approach:

+---files
    +---Berufliches
    +---BookCrossing
    +---Forrest
    +---HospitalityClub
    +---images
    +---Kajak
        +---Boote
        +---Tourenberichte
+---xdocs
    +---Berufliches
    +---BookCrossing
    +---Forrest
    +---HospitalityClub
    +---images
    +---Kajak
        +---Boote
        +---Tourenberichte


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Thanks for your feedback,
Ferdinand Soethe