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how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
hi
can anyone tell me how to use jackrabbit webdav
client(org.apache.jackrabbit.webdav.client.methods),for example,How to use
CheckoutMethod class to check out a node?are there some usage sample src ?
thanks a lot
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Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by bfxw <li...@ebaotech.com>.
Another question :
what is Jackrabbit SPI ? I found the src of spi package in svn are more
easy to be used for customer,who want to do a webdav request, than
jackrabbit webdav package classes, why can i not find the SPI classes in
jackrabbit 1.3 jars?
did the spi development still not finish? if yes not finish,When or which
jackrabbit release version can include SPI?if not,How can I get the
jackrabbit SPI jars?
bfxw wrote:
>
> Hi anglea :
> what's the answer about question 5 ?
> did u consider that JCRWebdavServerServlet will support those properties
> which are defined by
> customer,like SimpleWebdavServlet PropertyHandler mechanism , in
> jackrabbit later release?
>
> in addition,I have some new questions ,please help me ,thanks
> 1. what'is the time schedule of jackrabbit 1.4?
>
> 2. I know jackrabbit supports Same Name Siblings.
> but does webav not support the Same–Name Siblings nodes in MOVE method
> ?because
> 2518 specify that the OVERWRITE header must be T in MOVE request.so if i
> want to move A/c to B,
> but B already have a child node named c, I must overwrite the B/c node.
>
>
> Angela Schreiber wrote:
>>
>> bfxw wrote:
>>> hi anglea:
>>> please help me for clarifing the following question, thank u very much
>>> 1. DeltaV-Compliant webdav server must supported RFC3253, right?
>>
>> actually i used deltaV as a synonym of rfc 3253. thats bit sloppy
>> and probably not totally correct.
>>
>> rfc 3253 describes the 'versioning' of webdaV. the term DeltaV
>> is used with the rfc (e.g. 'the DeltaV design team') but also
>> with a specific meaning: 'DeltaV compliant resource'.
>>
>> in any case:
>>
>> rfc 3253 defines more than one compliance class and so
>> supporting rfc 3253 is not very precise either.
>>
>> which compliance classes are implemented must be indicated
>> by the corresponding webdav header.
>>
>>> 2. SimpleWebdavServlet support RFC2518 but don't support RFC3253;
>>
>> that not correct. with jackrabbit-1.4 the simple server
>> supports some of the features defined by rfc 3253: if i'm
>> not mistaken this includes: version-control, version-history and
>> label.
>> merge/update could be implemented as well (but i guess
>> it's not yet done).
>> activity/baseline could be implemented as soon as of jsr 283.
>>
>>
>>> JCRWebdavServerServlet support RFC2518 and RFC3253, right?
>>
>> right. as above: not the complete functionality of rfc 3253 but
>> only that one used for remoting of JCR calls.
>>
>>> 3.if my resource is version controled,i should use
>>> JCRWebdavServerServlet
>>> not SimpleWebdavServlet ,but JCRWebdavServerServlet does not support
>>> those properties which are defined by myself. right?
>>
>> use simple webdav servlet.
>> see above and for the reason mentioned before (difference between
>> to two): the JCRWebdavServerServlet
>> exposes bothe jcr-nodes and jcr-properties as resources and
>> the dav-properties they expose is defined with the remoting
>> protocol (see jackrabbit website for that).
>>
>>> 4.SimpleWebdavServlet will support RFC3253 in jackrabbit 1.4
>>> release,right?
>>
>> yes.
>>
>> regards
>> angela
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by bfxw <li...@ebaotech.com>.
Hi anglea :
what's the answer about question 5 ?
did u consider that JCRWebdavServerServlet will support those properties
which are defined by
customer,like SimpleWebdavServlet PropertyHandler mechanism , in
jackrabbit later release?
in addition,I have some new questions ,please help me ,thanks
1. what'is the time schedule of jackrabbit 1.4?
2. I know jackrabbit supports Same Name Siblings.
but does webav not support the Same–Name Siblings nodes in MOVE method
?because
2518 specify that the OVERWRITE header must be T in MOVE request.so if i
want to move A/c to B,
but B already have a child node named c, I must overwrite the B/c node.
Angela Schreiber wrote:
>
> bfxw wrote:
>> hi anglea:
>> please help me for clarifing the following question, thank u very much
>> 1. DeltaV-Compliant webdav server must supported RFC3253, right?
>
> actually i used deltaV as a synonym of rfc 3253. thats bit sloppy
> and probably not totally correct.
>
> rfc 3253 describes the 'versioning' of webdaV. the term DeltaV
> is used with the rfc (e.g. 'the DeltaV design team') but also
> with a specific meaning: 'DeltaV compliant resource'.
>
> in any case:
>
> rfc 3253 defines more than one compliance class and so
> supporting rfc 3253 is not very precise either.
>
> which compliance classes are implemented must be indicated
> by the corresponding webdav header.
>
>> 2. SimpleWebdavServlet support RFC2518 but don't support RFC3253;
>
> that not correct. with jackrabbit-1.4 the simple server
> supports some of the features defined by rfc 3253: if i'm
> not mistaken this includes: version-control, version-history and
> label.
> merge/update could be implemented as well (but i guess
> it's not yet done).
> activity/baseline could be implemented as soon as of jsr 283.
>
>
>> JCRWebdavServerServlet support RFC2518 and RFC3253, right?
>
> right. as above: not the complete functionality of rfc 3253 but
> only that one used for remoting of JCR calls.
>
>> 3.if my resource is version controled,i should use
>> JCRWebdavServerServlet
>> not SimpleWebdavServlet ,but JCRWebdavServerServlet does not support
>> those properties which are defined by myself. right?
>
> use simple webdav servlet.
> see above and for the reason mentioned before (difference between
> to two): the JCRWebdavServerServlet
> exposes bothe jcr-nodes and jcr-properties as resources and
> the dav-properties they expose is defined with the remoting
> protocol (see jackrabbit website for that).
>
>> 4.SimpleWebdavServlet will support RFC3253 in jackrabbit 1.4
>> release,right?
>
> yes.
>
> regards
> angela
>
>
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Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by Angela Schreiber <an...@day.com>.
bfxw wrote:
> what's the answer about question 5 ?
> 5) did u consider that JCRWebdavServerServlet will support
> those properties which are defined by customer,like
> SimpleWebdavServlet PropertyHandler mechanism , in jackrabbit
> later release?
hm. it seems you didn't understand my previous ansers.
let's try again:
JCRWebdavServerServlet is intended for remoting JCR-calls via
webdav and is not indended to be a 'standard' webdav-server. this
is already pointed out in the jackrabbit website.
there is no use in adding a 'generic' proppatch mechanism to
it. for the exact usage of that remoting protocol please take
a look at the docu present on the website.
if you are looking for a standard webdav server, simply
forget about the JCRWebdavServerServlet.
> in addition,I have some new questions ,please help me ,thanks
> 1. what'is the time schedule of jackrabbit 1.4?
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.apache.jackrabbit.devel/15972
> 2.I know jackrabbit supports Same Name Siblings.
> does webav not support the Same–Name Siblings nodes?
> because 2518 specify that the OVERWRITE header must be T in
> MOVE request.so if i want to move A/c to B,
> but B already have a child node named c, I must overwrite the
> B/c node.
sorry i don't get what you question is.
if you MOVE request is indicated to overwrite existing resources
that resource gets removed before the move is executed. if
if however overwriting is not forced and the destination exists
the MOVE fails. as far as i know, this is the expected behaviour.
> what is Jackrabbit SPI ?
did you read the summary regarding SPI on the jackrabbit
website? i guess that would answer your question.
> I found the src of spi package in svn
> are more easy to be used for customer,who want to do a webdav
> request,
> than jackrabbit webdav package classes, why can i not
> find the SPI classes in jackrabbit 1.3 jars?
SPI interfaces, jcr2spi and an example spi implementation
is released with jackrabbit 1.4.
> How can I get the jackrabbit SPI jars?
jackrabbit 1.4 or get the jackrabbit source and build it.
but honestly i don't see what you what you want to do with
the spi interfaces if you are looking for a webdav server.
if the latter is not true, i totally misinterpreted your
previous questions.
angela
> Angela Schreiber wrote:
>> bfxw wrote:
>>> hi anglea:
>>> please help me for clarifing the following question, thank u very much
>>> 1. DeltaV-Compliant webdav server must supported RFC3253, right?
>> actually i used deltaV as a synonym of rfc 3253. thats bit sloppy
>> and probably not totally correct.
>>
>> rfc 3253 describes the 'versioning' of webdaV. the term DeltaV
>> is used with the rfc (e.g. 'the DeltaV design team') but also
>> with a specific meaning: 'DeltaV compliant resource'.
>>
>> in any case:
>>
>> rfc 3253 defines more than one compliance class and so
>> supporting rfc 3253 is not very precise either.
>>
>> which compliance classes are implemented must be indicated
>> by the corresponding webdav header.
>>
>>> 2. SimpleWebdavServlet support RFC2518 but don't support RFC3253;
>> that not correct. with jackrabbit-1.4 the simple server
>> supports some of the features defined by rfc 3253: if i'm
>> not mistaken this includes: version-control, version-history and
>> label.
>> merge/update could be implemented as well (but i guess
>> it's not yet done).
>> activity/baseline could be implemented as soon as of jsr 283.
>>
>>
>>> JCRWebdavServerServlet support RFC2518 and RFC3253, right?
>> right. as above: not the complete functionality of rfc 3253 but
>> only that one used for remoting of JCR calls.
>>
>>> 3.if my resource is version controled,i should use
>>> JCRWebdavServerServlet
>>> not SimpleWebdavServlet ,but JCRWebdavServerServlet does not support
>>> those properties which are defined by myself. right?
>> use simple webdav servlet.
>> see above and for the reason mentioned before (difference between
>> to two): the JCRWebdavServerServlet
>> exposes bothe jcr-nodes and jcr-properties as resources and
>> the dav-properties they expose is defined with the remoting
>> protocol (see jackrabbit website for that).
>>
>>> 4.SimpleWebdavServlet will support RFC3253 in jackrabbit 1.4
>>> release,right?
>> yes.
>>
>> regards
>> angela
>>
>>
>
Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by bfxw <li...@ebaotech.com>.
Hi anglea :
what's the answer about question 5 ?
in addition,I have some new questions ,please help me ,thanks
1. what'is the time schedule of jackrabbit 1.4?
2.I know jackrabbit supports Same Name Siblings.
does webav not support the Same–Name Siblings nodes?
Angela Schreiber wrote:
>
> bfxw wrote:
>> hi anglea:
>> please help me for clarifing the following question, thank u very much
>> 1. DeltaV-Compliant webdav server must supported RFC3253, right?
>
> actually i used deltaV as a synonym of rfc 3253. thats bit sloppy
> and probably not totally correct.
>
> rfc 3253 describes the 'versioning' of webdaV. the term DeltaV
> is used with the rfc (e.g. 'the DeltaV design team') but also
> with a specific meaning: 'DeltaV compliant resource'.
>
> in any case:
>
> rfc 3253 defines more than one compliance class and so
> supporting rfc 3253 is not very precise either.
>
> which compliance classes are implemented must be indicated
> by the corresponding webdav header.
>
>> 2. SimpleWebdavServlet support RFC2518 but don't support RFC3253;
>
> that not correct. with jackrabbit-1.4 the simple server
> supports some of the features defined by rfc 3253: if i'm
> not mistaken this includes: version-control, version-history and
> label.
> merge/update could be implemented as well (but i guess
> it's not yet done).
> activity/baseline could be implemented as soon as of jsr 283.
>
>
>> JCRWebdavServerServlet support RFC2518 and RFC3253, right?
>
> right. as above: not the complete functionality of rfc 3253 but
> only that one used for remoting of JCR calls.
>
>> 3.if my resource is version controled,i should use
>> JCRWebdavServerServlet
>> not SimpleWebdavServlet ,but JCRWebdavServerServlet does not support
>> those properties which are defined by myself. right?
>
> use simple webdav servlet.
> see above and for the reason mentioned before (difference between
> to two): the JCRWebdavServerServlet
> exposes bothe jcr-nodes and jcr-properties as resources and
> the dav-properties they expose is defined with the remoting
> protocol (see jackrabbit website for that).
>
>> 4.SimpleWebdavServlet will support RFC3253 in jackrabbit 1.4
>> release,right?
>
> yes.
>
> regards
> angela
>
>
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Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by Angela Schreiber <an...@day.com>.
bfxw wrote:
> hi anglea:
> please help me for clarifing the following question, thank u very much
> 1. DeltaV-Compliant webdav server must supported RFC3253, right?
actually i used deltaV as a synonym of rfc 3253. thats bit sloppy
and probably not totally correct.
rfc 3253 describes the 'versioning' of webdaV. the term DeltaV
is used with the rfc (e.g. 'the DeltaV design team') but also
with a specific meaning: 'DeltaV compliant resource'.
in any case:
rfc 3253 defines more than one compliance class and so
supporting rfc 3253 is not very precise either.
which compliance classes are implemented must be indicated
by the corresponding webdav header.
> 2. SimpleWebdavServlet support RFC2518 but don't support RFC3253;
that not correct. with jackrabbit-1.4 the simple server
supports some of the features defined by rfc 3253: if i'm
not mistaken this includes: version-control, version-history and
label.
merge/update could be implemented as well (but i guess
it's not yet done).
activity/baseline could be implemented as soon as of jsr 283.
> JCRWebdavServerServlet support RFC2518 and RFC3253, right?
right. as above: not the complete functionality of rfc 3253 but
only that one used for remoting of JCR calls.
> 3.if my resource is version controled,i should use JCRWebdavServerServlet
> not SimpleWebdavServlet ,but JCRWebdavServerServlet does not support
> those properties which are defined by myself. right?
use simple webdav servlet.
see above and for the reason mentioned before (difference between
to two): the JCRWebdavServerServlet
exposes bothe jcr-nodes and jcr-properties as resources and
the dav-properties they expose is defined with the remoting
protocol (see jackrabbit website for that).
> 4.SimpleWebdavServlet will support RFC3253 in jackrabbit 1.4 release,right?
yes.
regards
angela
Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by bfxw <li...@ebaotech.com>.
hi anglea:
please help me for clarifing the following question, thank u very much
1. DeltaV-Compliant webdav server must supported RFC3253, right?
2. SimpleWebdavServlet support RFC2518 but don't support RFC3253;
JCRWebdavServerServlet support RFC2518 and RFC3253, right?
3.if my resource is version controled,i should use JCRWebdavServerServlet
not SimpleWebdavServlet ,but JCRWebdavServerServlet does not support
those properties which are defined by myself. right?
4.SimpleWebdavServlet will support RFC3253 in jackrabbit 1.4 release,right?
Angela Schreiber wrote:
>
> bfxw wrote:
>> Hi angela:
>> can u tell me the difference between jcr webdav server and
>> simple webdav server? sorry,through looking over JCRWebdavServerServlet
>> and
>> SimpleWebdavServlet,I can't understand the difference among them well ,
>
> the basic difference is:
>
> - SimpleWebdavServlet belongs to a webdav-server implementation that
> does provides DAV1,2 + DeltaV functionality as would would probably
> expect: a common DAV view to the underlying JCR repository.
> by default it maps jcr-Nodes with nodetype nt:file to a
> non-collection-davresource and anything else to a collection.
>
> - JCRWebdavServerServlet is a second server implementation with the
> goal to allow remoting of the JCR-API over webdav. the client is
> consequently not a standard webdav-client but rather a JCR-client
> that 'knows' how to remote the jcr-calls to the server.
>
>
>> Beacause of my businees,I must do checkout ,checkin,undocheckout...
>> operations through
>> webdav. If I must use jcr webdav server not simple webdav server,how can
>> i
>> deal with
>> mine properties?
>
> if you are looking for common webdav functionality and need
> version i would use the upcoming jackrabbit 1.4 release.
> with JCR-388 (http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-388)
> support for RFC 3253 has been added to the simple server
> as well.
> you won't be able to take advantage of the JCRWebdavServerServlet
> if you are looking for standard webdav functionality.
>
> regards
> angela
>
> ps: undocheckout is not supported by either implementation.
> that concept is as far as i know not provided by the JCR API.
>
>
>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>> Angela Schreiber wrote:
>>> hi
>>>
>>> if you are using the 'simple' webdav implementation
>>> then you can make usage of the 'PropertyHandler'
>>> interface that is defined in o.a.j.server.io and that can
>>> be configured in the config.xml
>>>
>>> if i remember correctly the PropertyManager is called during
>>> the initProperties method and is in charge of exporting all
>>> relevant properties to the passed context. what it does is
>>> asking every single PropertyHandler it knows whether it can
>>> handle the export/import for the given dav-resource and stops
>>> as soon as the first handler accepted.
>>> you may either defined your own manager or simply a separate
>>> custom handler that knows, how to deal with your property.
>>>
>>> i think o.a.j.server.io.DefaultHandler exports all properties
>>> it encounters with the jcr:content node. you may take a look
>>> at this one and adapt the example for your - obviously different -
>>> structure.
>>>
>>> angela
>>>
>>> bfxw wrote:
>>>> Hi angela:
>>>> Thank you for your help, and i have a another question.
>>>> For example,
>>>> if A is a jcr node,it's a webdav resource,B is a A's property,
>>>> B is defined by me,how can i use PropFind method to get B.
>>>> I looked over implementations of interface DavResource(such as
>>>> AbstractResource,DavResourceImpl and so on),AbstractWebdavServlet
>>>> and MultiStatus.
>>>> All implementations of interface DavResource defined some specific
>>>> properties
>>>> by their initProperties() method. jackrabbit webdav server just deal
>>>> with
>>>> these
>>>> specific properties.
>>>> Even though i use "<D:allprop/>",I also can't get B,Because
>>>> jackrabbit
>>>> just
>>>> return all properies which defined by initProperties(),B is defined by
>>>> me
>>>> ,so B can't be
>>>> returned by jackrabbit webdav server.
>>>>
>>>> it puzzled me ,I am a newer for jackrabbit webdav ,please help me ,
>>>> how
>>>> can I get
>>>> properties which defined by me from a jcr resource?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
>
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Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by Angela Schreiber <an...@day.com>.
bfxw wrote:
> Hi angela:
> can u tell me the difference between jcr webdav server and
> simple webdav server? sorry,through looking over JCRWebdavServerServlet and
> SimpleWebdavServlet,I can't understand the difference among them well ,
the basic difference is:
- SimpleWebdavServlet belongs to a webdav-server implementation that
does provides DAV1,2 + DeltaV functionality as would would probably
expect: a common DAV view to the underlying JCR repository.
by default it maps jcr-Nodes with nodetype nt:file to a
non-collection-davresource and anything else to a collection.
- JCRWebdavServerServlet is a second server implementation with the
goal to allow remoting of the JCR-API over webdav. the client is
consequently not a standard webdav-client but rather a JCR-client
that 'knows' how to remote the jcr-calls to the server.
> Beacause of my businees,I must do checkout ,checkin,undocheckout...
> operations through
> webdav. If I must use jcr webdav server not simple webdav server,how can i
> deal with
> mine properties?
if you are looking for common webdav functionality and need
version i would use the upcoming jackrabbit 1.4 release.
with JCR-388 (http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-388)
support for RFC 3253 has been added to the simple server
as well.
you won't be able to take advantage of the JCRWebdavServerServlet
if you are looking for standard webdav functionality.
regards
angela
ps: undocheckout is not supported by either implementation.
that concept is as far as i know not provided by the JCR API.
> thanks
>
>
> Angela Schreiber wrote:
>> hi
>>
>> if you are using the 'simple' webdav implementation
>> then you can make usage of the 'PropertyHandler'
>> interface that is defined in o.a.j.server.io and that can
>> be configured in the config.xml
>>
>> if i remember correctly the PropertyManager is called during
>> the initProperties method and is in charge of exporting all
>> relevant properties to the passed context. what it does is
>> asking every single PropertyHandler it knows whether it can
>> handle the export/import for the given dav-resource and stops
>> as soon as the first handler accepted.
>> you may either defined your own manager or simply a separate
>> custom handler that knows, how to deal with your property.
>>
>> i think o.a.j.server.io.DefaultHandler exports all properties
>> it encounters with the jcr:content node. you may take a look
>> at this one and adapt the example for your - obviously different -
>> structure.
>>
>> angela
>>
>> bfxw wrote:
>>> Hi angela:
>>> Thank you for your help, and i have a another question.
>>> For example,
>>> if A is a jcr node,it's a webdav resource,B is a A's property,
>>> B is defined by me,how can i use PropFind method to get B.
>>> I looked over implementations of interface DavResource(such as
>>> AbstractResource,DavResourceImpl and so on),AbstractWebdavServlet
>>> and MultiStatus.
>>> All implementations of interface DavResource defined some specific
>>> properties
>>> by their initProperties() method. jackrabbit webdav server just deal with
>>> these
>>> specific properties.
>>> Even though i use "<D:allprop/>",I also can't get B,Because jackrabbit
>>> just
>>> return all properies which defined by initProperties(),B is defined by me
>>> ,so B can't be
>>> returned by jackrabbit webdav server.
>>>
>>> it puzzled me ,I am a newer for jackrabbit webdav ,please help me , how
>>> can I get
>>> properties which defined by me from a jcr resource?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by bfxw <li...@ebaotech.com>.
Hi angela:
can u tell me the difference between jcr webdav server and
simple webdav server? sorry,through looking over JCRWebdavServerServlet and
SimpleWebdavServlet,I can't understand the difference among them well ,
Beacause of my businees,I must do checkout ,checkin,undocheckout...
operations through
webdav. If I must use jcr webdav server not simple webdav server,how can i
deal with
mine properties?
thanks
Angela Schreiber wrote:
>
> hi
>
> if you are using the 'simple' webdav implementation
> then you can make usage of the 'PropertyHandler'
> interface that is defined in o.a.j.server.io and that can
> be configured in the config.xml
>
> if i remember correctly the PropertyManager is called during
> the initProperties method and is in charge of exporting all
> relevant properties to the passed context. what it does is
> asking every single PropertyHandler it knows whether it can
> handle the export/import for the given dav-resource and stops
> as soon as the first handler accepted.
> you may either defined your own manager or simply a separate
> custom handler that knows, how to deal with your property.
>
> i think o.a.j.server.io.DefaultHandler exports all properties
> it encounters with the jcr:content node. you may take a look
> at this one and adapt the example for your - obviously different -
> structure.
>
> angela
>
> bfxw wrote:
>> Hi angela:
>> Thank you for your help, and i have a another question.
>> For example,
>> if A is a jcr node,it's a webdav resource,B is a A's property,
>> B is defined by me,how can i use PropFind method to get B.
>> I looked over implementations of interface DavResource(such as
>> AbstractResource,DavResourceImpl and so on),AbstractWebdavServlet
>> and MultiStatus.
>> All implementations of interface DavResource defined some specific
>> properties
>> by their initProperties() method. jackrabbit webdav server just deal with
>> these
>> specific properties.
>> Even though i use "<D:allprop/>",I also can't get B,Because jackrabbit
>> just
>> return all properies which defined by initProperties(),B is defined by me
>> ,so B can't be
>> returned by jackrabbit webdav server.
>>
>> it puzzled me ,I am a newer for jackrabbit webdav ,please help me , how
>> can I get
>> properties which defined by me from a jcr resource?
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by Angela Schreiber <an...@day.com>.
hi
if you are using the 'simple' webdav implementation
then you can make usage of the 'PropertyHandler'
interface that is defined in o.a.j.server.io and that can
be configured in the config.xml
if i remember correctly the PropertyManager is called during
the initProperties method and is in charge of exporting all
relevant properties to the passed context. what it does is
asking every single PropertyHandler it knows whether it can
handle the export/import for the given dav-resource and stops
as soon as the first handler accepted.
you may either defined your own manager or simply a separate
custom handler that knows, how to deal with your property.
i think o.a.j.server.io.DefaultHandler exports all properties
it encounters with the jcr:content node. you may take a look
at this one and adapt the example for your - obviously different -
structure.
angela
bfxw wrote:
> Hi angela:
> Thank you for your help, and i have a another question.
> For example,
> if A is a jcr node,it's a webdav resource,B is a A's property,
> B is defined by me,how can i use PropFind method to get B.
> I looked over implementations of interface DavResource(such as
> AbstractResource,DavResourceImpl and so on),AbstractWebdavServlet
> and MultiStatus.
> All implementations of interface DavResource defined some specific
> properties
> by their initProperties() method. jackrabbit webdav server just deal with
> these
> specific properties.
> Even though i use "<D:allprop/>",I also can't get B,Because jackrabbit
> just
> return all properies which defined by initProperties(),B is defined by me
> ,so B can't be
> returned by jackrabbit webdav server.
>
> it puzzled me ,I am a newer for jackrabbit webdav ,please help me , how
> can I get
> properties which defined by me from a jcr resource?
Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by bfxw <li...@ebaotech.com>.
Hi angela:
Thank you for your help, and i have a another question.
For example,
if A is a jcr node,it's a webdav resource,B is a A's property,
B is defined by me,how can i use PropFind method to get B.
I looked over implementations of interface DavResource(such as
AbstractResource,DavResourceImpl and so on),AbstractWebdavServlet
and MultiStatus.
All implementations of interface DavResource defined some specific
properties
by their initProperties() method. jackrabbit webdav server just deal with
these
specific properties.
Even though i use "<D:allprop/>",I also can't get B,Because jackrabbit
just
return all properies which defined by initProperties(),B is defined by me
,so B can't be
returned by jackrabbit webdav server.
it puzzled me ,I am a newer for jackrabbit webdav ,please help me , how
can I get
properties which defined by me from a jcr resource?
Angela Schreiber wrote:
>
> bfxw wrote:
>> hi
>> can anyone tell me how to use jackrabbit webdav
>> client(org.apache.jackrabbit.webdav.client.methods),for example,How to
>> use
>> CheckoutMethod class to check out a node?are there some usage sample src
>> ?
>
> for a general introduction how to use the apache HttpClient please
> direct yourself to http://hc.apache.org/httpclient-3.x/
> the methods present in o.a.j.webdav.client.methods are basically
> extensions.
>
> within the jackrabbit project you may find a very short intro in
> the javadoc
> http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jackrabbit/trunk/jackrabbit-webdav/src/main/javadoc/org/apache/jackrabbit/webdav/client/methods/package.html
>
> and a 'real' example in the sandbox/spi/spi2dav project
> (RepositoryService.java) that uses the methods to connect to
> the jcr-server-servlet.
>
> hope that helps
> angela
>
>
>
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Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by Angela Schreiber <an...@day.com>.
hi amir
> I am quite new to Jackrabbit and WebDav paradigm. Are Jackrabbit and WebDav
> server two different things..
Jackrabbit mainly is the reference implementation of of the Content
Repository for Java Technology API (JCR).
Around that core functionality (covered by the jackrabbit-core project)
additional functionality has been built, among others a WebDAV server
that allows to access the content stored in the JCR repository via
WebDAV (jackrabbit-jcr-server, jackrabbit-jcr-webapp)
A side effect of this efforts was the 'jackrabbit-webdav' project,
which represents a WebDAV Library not having any dependency to
JCR nor Jackrabbit-Core.
So:
- If you are looking for a WebDAV Library that helps you
expose your own repository via WebDAV -> you may need
jackrabbit-webdav only.
- If you need WebDAV and a Repository -> use jackrabbit-jcr-webapp.
The http://jackrabbit.apache.org/doc/deploy/howto-model3.html
can give you some hints.
regards
angela
Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by Am...@netsolpk.com.
Hi
I am quite new to Jackrabbit and WebDav paradigm. Are Jackrabbit and WebDav
server two different things.. Can any one please share any document /
Tutorial or URL containing information about using Jackrabbit and WebDAV
Regards
~Amir Rafique
Angela Schreiber
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bfxw wrote:
> hi
> can anyone tell me how to use jackrabbit webdav
> client(org.apache.jackrabbit.webdav.client.methods),for example,How to
use
> CheckoutMethod class to check out a node?are there some usage sample src
?
for a general introduction how to use the apache HttpClient please
direct yourself to http://hc.apache.org/httpclient-3.x/
the methods present in o.a.j.webdav.client.methods are basically
extensions.
within the jackrabbit project you may find a very short intro in
the javadoc
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jackrabbit/trunk/jackrabbit-webdav/src/main/javadoc/org/apache/jackrabbit/webdav/client/methods/package.html
and a 'real' example in the sandbox/spi/spi2dav project
(RepositoryService.java) that uses the methods to connect to
the jcr-server-servlet.
hope that helps
angela
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Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by Angela Schreiber <an...@day.com>.
bfxw wrote:
> hi
> can anyone tell me how to use jackrabbit webdav
> client(org.apache.jackrabbit.webdav.client.methods),for example,How to use
> CheckoutMethod class to check out a node?are there some usage sample src ?
for a general introduction how to use the apache HttpClient please
direct yourself to http://hc.apache.org/httpclient-3.x/
the methods present in o.a.j.webdav.client.methods are basically
extensions.
within the jackrabbit project you may find a very short intro in
the javadoc
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jackrabbit/trunk/jackrabbit-webdav/src/main/javadoc/org/apache/jackrabbit/webdav/client/methods/package.html
and a 'real' example in the sandbox/spi/spi2dav project
(RepositoryService.java) that uses the methods to connect to
the jcr-server-servlet.
hope that helps
angela
Re: how to use jackrabbit webdav client?
Posted by Am...@netsolpk.com.
Hello All
I am too looking for some tutorial / tips to start using jackrabbit with
webdav. Anyone please help me on this
Thanks
Regards
~Amir Rafique
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can anyone tell me how to use jackrabbit webdav
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