the corinis.xml

The corinis.xml resides in the WEB-INF directory of your web-application. Its the main configuration point for pretty much all modules (excluding custom written modules here). Basically just a default corinis.xml from the svn: http://dev.corinis.org/corinis/browser/Core/trunk/documentation/corinis.xml

Alternatively you can also use your favorite XML editor and the xsd to create it (just create a new xml from xsd and use the url below): http://dev.corinis.org/corinis/browser/Core/trunk/documentation/corinis.xsd?format=raw

The xsd has heavy documentation nodes in them, so you shouldnt have any problem here.

The most important part is the DB connection, everything else can be left at auto (Just make sure you created the correct directories and applied the rights ocrrectly).

Multi language Application

If you have more than one site roots (ie. in a multi-language website). You have to * first create all the root notes in the cms administration (note the ids of the other roots; example: 0=english; 121423=german; 34252435=french) * in order to create the links correctly add in the corinis.xml <LINKSTYLE><LIFE>/$top[0:"en"|121423:"de"|"fr"]/$path</LIFE>...</LINKSTYLE> * make sure you have correct servlet-mapping/url-patterns in the web.xml accordingly (especially if you have one servlet/jsp per language)