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Posted to docs@cocoon.apache.org by do...@cocoon.apache.org on 2004/10/18 12:41:53 UTC

[Cocoon Wiki] Updated: WebDAVCMS

   Date: 2004-10-18T03:41:53
   Editor: DerekLastname <dh...@csir.co.za>
   Wiki: Cocoon Wiki
   Page: WebDAVCMS
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/WebDAVCMS

   Added ref to Tomcat as a WebDAV server.

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 This tutorial shows you how to build a complete CMS without writing a single line of Java code.
 It builds on the samples of the WebDAV block. Just go to http://localhost:8888/samples/webdav/
 
-You see that the samples consist of 5 steps where each step builds on the previous one. Each step contains a sitemap with a global variable named <staging>. To WebDAV enable the samples you first need to setup a WebDAV server of your choice. The Apache Web server with the mod_dav module is very easy to setup. Just follow WebDAVmod_dav instructions.
+You see that the samples consist of 5 steps where each step builds on the previous one. Each step contains a sitemap with a global variable named <staging>. To WebDAV enable the samples you first need to setup a WebDAV server of your choice. The Apache Web server with the mod_dav module is very easy to setup. Just follow WebDAVmod_dav instructions.  Alternatively, Tomcat offers WebDAV (http://localhost:8080/webdav/index.html) and is simpler to setup.
 
 After setting up your WebDAV server just copy the complete "webdav" directory from Cocoon's "sample" directory to your WebDAV server. To do this you can use your favorite WebDAV explorer such as Windows Explorer or Nautilus. Then adjust the <staging> variable of each sitemap to point to the corresponding folder on your WebDAV server. From this point on the content on your WebDAV server is used by the samples.