Hi Ronald,
Extra domains for the folders is one thing, but don't forget to tweak
your OIR in order to point the particular (soft)type to the particular
subfolder. In this repsect, as far as I know, not all (soft)types can
be subfoldered. Change object for instance.
Two examples where subfoldering can be interesting :
1/
I have WTDocuments in two different sub-rootfolders, because they differ
in nature and according in ACL's.
2/
Although WTDocuments are not allowed to be written in the root, I give
'create' - and only 'create' - access to softtypes in the root. In the
subdomains, I give read, modify and revise rights on WTDocument-level.
This way, I only have one rule to add when I define an extra softtype.
Maintenance effort can be reduced, since the number of lines pro domain
is reduced. This can be done since you need create AND read access in
order to create an object.
One last thing :
Access rights from the life cycle seem to overwrite these from the
domains.
Regards, Hugo.