// 00header
/**
 * registry.php -- Horde application registry.
 *
 * $Horde: horde/config/registry.php.dist,v 1.255.2.21 2007/10/11 00:28:54 jan Exp $
 *
 * This configuration file is used by Horde to determine which Horde
 * applications are installed and where, as well as how they interact.
 *
 * Application registry
 * --------------------
 * The following settings register installed Horde applications.
 * By default, Horde assumes that the application directories live
 * inside the horde directory.
 *
 * Attribute     Type     Description
 * ---------     ----     -----------
 * fileroot      string   The base filesystem path for the module's files.
 * webroot       string   The base URI for the module.
 * jsuri         string   The base URI for static javascript files.
 * jsfs          string   The base filesystem path for static javascript files.
 * themesuri     string   The base URI for the themes. This can be used to
 *                        serve all icons and style sheets from a separate
 *                        server.
 * themesfs      string   The base file system directory for the themes.
 * icon          string   The URI for an icon to show in menus for the module.
 *                        Setting this will override the default theme-based
 *                        logic in the code.
 * name          string   The name used in menus and descriptions for a module
 * status        string   'inactive', 'hidden', 'notoolbar', 'heading',
 *                        'block', 'admin', or 'active'.
 * provides      string   Service types the module provides.
 * initial_page  string   The initial (default) page (filename) for the module.
 * templates     string   The filesystem path to the templates directory.
 * menu_parent   string   The name of the 'heading' group that this app should
 *                        show up under.
 * target        string   The (optional) target frame for the link.
 * url           string   The (optional) URL of 'heading' entries.
 */

// We try to automatically determine the proper webroot for Horde here. This
// still assumes that applications live under horde/. If this results in
// incorrect results for you, simply change the 'webroot' setting in the
// 'horde' stanza below.

