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5/27/2007 12:51 AM
 

Hi Steve,

I just learned that the Repository uses complete URL paths instead of relative paths.  First, is that true.  Second is that I was told this was to allow for storing documents, etc. outside the app root.  Is that also correct?

If both are true, I would like to suggest an enhancement.  Why not allow a selection of the two methods.  Default would be relative paths for all files stored within the app root, but an aption for full path would allow storage outside the root.

Hope this makes sense, and that I have my info correct.

Clay

 
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