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Posted to users@jackrabbit.apache.org by Noah Vihinen <nv...@maven.net> on 2007/02/14 17:34:38 UTC
WebDAV PUT
When putting files into the repository using the JCRWebdavServer
servlet, it always attempts to add them as a BINARY property onto the
specified node. I was expecting the servlet to create a nt:file node
with a sub nt:resource node. Is there something I haven't configured
correctly?
Re: WebDAV PUT
Posted by Angela Schreiber <an...@day.com>.
Noah Vihinen wrote:
> Should I be able to do a PUT against SimpleWebdavServlet, or is it just
> read-only access?
sure... PUT is supported.
the only way i can think of, that you get 'read-only' access
is by setting the 'missing-auth-mapping' init-param to any
of the two options below (see also web.xml for all possibilities):
- param value is empty -> forcing null loging, which is
'read-only' in jackrabbit, if i'm not mistaken
- param value is 'user:password' where login in the
specified credentials return a 'read-only' session.
regards
angela
> On Feb 15, 2007, at 2:40 AM, Angela Schreiber wrote:
>
>> hi
>>
>> please use the 'simple' server (SimpleWebdavServlet) if
>> you are looking for webdav functionality.
>>
>> the jcr-server is design for completeley different
>> purpose (i.e. remoting of jcr-calls via webdav) and
>> you won't find there the common webdav behaviour you
>> are probably looking for.
>>
>> regards
>> angela
>>
>> Noah Vihinen wrote:
>>> When putting files into the repository using the JCRWebdavServer
>>> servlet, it always attempts to add them as a BINARY property onto the
>>> specified node. I was expecting the servlet to create a nt:file node
>>> with a sub nt:resource node. Is there something I haven't configured
>>> correctly?
>>
>
Re: WebDAV PUT
Posted by Noah Vihinen <nv...@maven.net>.
Should I be able to do a PUT against SimpleWebdavServlet, or is it
just read-only access?
On Feb 15, 2007, at 2:40 AM, Angela Schreiber wrote:
> hi
>
> please use the 'simple' server (SimpleWebdavServlet) if
> you are looking for webdav functionality.
>
> the jcr-server is design for completeley different
> purpose (i.e. remoting of jcr-calls via webdav) and
> you won't find there the common webdav behaviour you
> are probably looking for.
>
> regards
> angela
>
> Noah Vihinen wrote:
>> When putting files into the repository using the JCRWebdavServer
>> servlet, it always attempts to add them as a BINARY property onto
>> the specified node. I was expecting the servlet to create a
>> nt:file node with a sub nt:resource node. Is there something I
>> haven't configured correctly?
>
Re: WebDAV PUT
Posted by Angela Schreiber <an...@day.com>.
hi
please use the 'simple' server (SimpleWebdavServlet) if
you are looking for webdav functionality.
the jcr-server is design for completeley different
purpose (i.e. remoting of jcr-calls via webdav) and
you won't find there the common webdav behaviour you
are probably looking for.
regards
angela
Noah Vihinen wrote:
> When putting files into the repository using the JCRWebdavServer
> servlet, it always attempts to add them as a BINARY property onto the
> specified node. I was expecting the servlet to create a nt:file node
> with a sub nt:resource node. Is there something I haven't configured
> correctly?