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An example of using security-based collections to group web application function-
ality is shown in figure 5.4.
Figure 5.4
An example of using native XML collections to manage a set of
web applications. The root folder in the main database and
kma-site
is a
subfolder for one specific website. The
apps
folder within this contains all of
the applications, one collection per application. The
topics
collection
contains subfolders for the application.
books/data
contains the location of
the XML book data. Other collections include
books/edit
that stores tools
to change the topic data, and
books/views
for different report views of the
topic data. Each collection may have different permissions associated with it
so that users who don't have modify rights may not be able to access the
books/edit
collection.
