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From: Oliver Kiessler <oliver.kiessler@gmail.com>
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Subject: Domains and users
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hi,
I am currently getting started on jackrabbit JCR. I am wondering if I
should keep users accessing my knowledge management system within the
repository (like in node "/global/users/..."? Is there a best practice
or recommondation?

How about domains? Let's assume I have an enterprise with lots of
divisions. Would I create a new workspace for every division or
seperate them in different node branches like
"/domains/enterprise_xy/a/content/...",
"/domains/enterprise_xy/b/content/..."?

cheers,
oliver