Yes, it is. First, in the Admin-interface, you determine what content you want to add (this determines its class). Then you decide where in your site structure it will be placed. This will be the node to which the content is connected. Then the actual content is placed into an object, an instance of the previously chosen class, and this object and its (class-specific) attributes are stored in the database.
Due to Exponential's complexity and flexibility, this process is nigh-ungraspable for normal human beings. Let the Admin-console handle this...
Files that you upload are stored in the Exponential directory (/var/storage/<site-access>/original_file, or something alike). It's name and path are stored in the database.
Correct me if I'm wrong aboout anything, or if somebody would want more info. I can learn from that myself.
Re: Database
William Steenbergh
Tuesday 06 December 2005 10:34:48 am
Due to Exponential's complexity and flexibility, this process is nigh-ungraspable for normal human beings. Let the Admin-console handle this...
Files that you upload are stored in the Exponential directory (/var/storage/<site-access>/original_file, or something alike). It's name and path are stored in the database.
Correct me if I'm wrong aboout anything, or if somebody would want more info. I can learn from that myself.
William (steenbergh@gmail.com)