问题
I have a domino application with XPages that i want to be public. So, i set in the ACL the "Default" to Depositor level with read public documents option, so as to make it public.
When i want to use an image resource i go to its properties security tab and i enable the "available to public access users" checkbox.
Now, I want to use font-awesome in my application and i have font-awesome's folder with its subfolders and files under webcontent folder.
How can i make them public? (in a non-public app, font-awesome works normally with font-awesome's folder under webcontent folder)
回答1:
I simply created an agent to set the flag. You can get the code here. I use it for an Angular app that I have added to the NSF.
HTH /John
回答2:
They still get registered as design notes inside the NSF (which is why they're picking up the default visibility), so I think the only real option is to run an agent to update their visibility, explicitly. Sven Hasselbach has blogged about this topic a couple times (at least on interacting with items in the WebContent folder, programmatically) and is worth reading. Ultimately, I try to put these sorts of public agnostic, common resources into my Domino /Data/domino/html/ path, so as to have it always public (that path is always publicly visible), and available to be set in a theme .
[Update] See the link Per Henrik Lausten posted in the comments to the Q for details. [/Update]
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31520079/how-to-give-public-access-to-files-under-webcontent-in-lotus-domino