Re: WebCommerce: Folder organization ?

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1997

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texte = >We're trying to set up our WebCommerce folder hierarchy so that it will be>logical even as we add catalogs. What we're currently thinking is that>we'd use the following:>> Our_Catalogs �>> Catalog_1 �>> Catalog_2 �>> ....> Catalog_N �>> WebMerchant �>> WebMerchant Application> Orders �>> Problems �>> ...> Template files> etc.>>Is that the logical way to do it ?What I do on my site is to leave everything that comes from Pacific Coastsoftware in the same folder it comes in, and I place that folder in thesame folder as the WebSTAR application. For each separate vendor, I createa new folder and place it in the same folder as the WebSTAR application aswell.All the database files and template files for a particular vendor godirectly into that vendor's folder, not into any subfolders. Other filesrelated only to that vendor are placed in separate folders which resideinside that vendor's folder - example, all the image files for a particularvendor are placed inside an images folder which resides inside thatvendor's folder.Using this technique, it is very easy to keep almost everything related toa particular vendor inside that vendor's folder. The only exceptions arethe Shopping Carts and Orders folders which reside inside the WebCatalog orWebMerchant folder and are used by *all* the different vendors on my site.Sincerely,Ken------------------------------------To leave this talk list send an email tomacjordomo@smithmicro.comwith BODYunsubscribe WebDNA-Talk------------------------------------ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: WebCommerce: Folder organization ? (Grant Hulbert 1997)
Re: WebCommerce: Folder organization ? (Gil Poulsen 1997)
Re: WebCommerce: Folder organization ? (Grant Hulbert 1997)
Re: WebCommerce: Folder organization ? (Kenneth Grome 1997)
Re: WebCommerce: Folder organization ? (Kenneth Grome 1997)
WebCommerce: Folder organization ? (Sven U. Grenander 1997)

>We're trying to set up our WebCommerce folder hierarchy so that it will be>logical even as we add catalogs. What we're currently thinking is that>we'd use the following:>> Our_Catalogs �>> Catalog_1 �>> Catalog_2 �>> ....> Catalog_N �>> WebMerchant �>> WebMerchant Application> Orders �>> Problems �>> ...> Template files> etc.>>Is that the logical way to do it ?What I do on my site is to leave everything that comes from Pacific Coastsoftware in the same folder it comes in, and I place that folder in thesame folder as the WebSTAR application. For each separate vendor, I createa new folder and place it in the same folder as the WebSTAR application aswell.All the database files and template files for a particular vendor godirectly into that vendor's folder, not into any subfolders. Other filesrelated only to that vendor are placed in separate folders which resideinside that vendor's folder - example, all the image files for a particularvendor are placed inside an images folder which resides inside thatvendor's folder.Using this technique, it is very easy to keep almost everything related toa particular vendor inside that vendor's folder. The only exceptions arethe Shopping Carts and Orders folders which reside inside the WebCatalog orWebMerchant folder and are used by *all* the different vendors on my site.Sincerely,Ken------------------------------------To leave this Talk List send an email tomacjordomo@smithmicro.comwith BODYunsubscribe WebDNA-Talk------------------------------------ Kenneth Grome

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Re: WebCommerce: Folder organization ?

1997

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