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Posted to dev@tomcat.apache.org by John Trollinger <ja...@trollingers.com> on 2002/05/16 16:10:41 UTC
Tomcat WebDav servlet and webapp properties
I admit that what I am trying to do is a hack up front, but any help
would be great.
I am trying make the webdav servlet that comes with tomcat like ftp over
port 80.
What we want to do is allow people to change files for any webapp
deployed by connecting to the webdav webapp. The problem we are having
is how fool the webdav servlet into using a different path.
For example take a look at the following directory structure
Tomcat
--> webapps
--> appone
--> directoryone
--> apptwo
--> webdav
We want the webdav servlet be able to be configured so that it uses the
tomcat/webapps/appone/directoryone as the root path when connected to by
a webdav client.
Is this even posible.
Thanks
John Trollinger
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RE: Tomcat WebDav servlet and webapp properties
Posted by John Trollinger <ja...@trollingers.com>.
Yeah.. It might.. Can you send it over to me..
jtrollinger@automatedlogic.com
Thanks,
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Sharples [mailto:nick@runtime-collective.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 10:27 AM
To: Tomcat Developers List
Subject: Re: Tomcat WebDav servlet and webapp properties
John Trollinger writes:
> I admit that what I am trying to do is a hack up front, but any help
> would be great. >
> I am trying make the webdav servlet that comes with tomcat like ftp
over > port 80.
>
> What we want to do is allow people to change files for any webapp >
deployed by connecting to the webdav webapp. The problem we are having
> is how fool the webdav servlet into using a different path. >
> For example take a look at the following directory structure >
> Tomcat
> --> webapps
> --> appone
> --> directoryone
> --> apptwo
> --> webdav
>
> We want the webdav servlet be able to be configured so that it uses
the > tomcat/webapps/appone/directoryone as the root path when
connected to by > a webdav client. >
> Is this even posible.
I hacked up a WebDav solution to a *person webfolder* requirement we had
alittle while ago. It's not that clever, all it does is authenticate the
user and take them to a personal WebDav folder under the WebDav context.
It's a complete hack and not exactly what your after but mail me if you
think it would help.
..Nick
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Re: Tomcat WebDav servlet and webapp properties
Posted by Nick Sharples <ni...@runtime-collective.com>.
John Trollinger writes:
> I admit that what I am trying to do is a hack up front, but any help
> would be great.
>
> I am trying make the webdav servlet that comes with tomcat like ftp over
> port 80.
>
> What we want to do is allow people to change files for any webapp
> deployed by connecting to the webdav webapp. The problem we are having
> is how fool the webdav servlet into using a different path.
>
> For example take a look at the following directory structure
>
> Tomcat
> --> webapps
> --> appone
> --> directoryone
> --> apptwo
> --> webdav
>
> We want the webdav servlet be able to be configured so that it uses the
> tomcat/webapps/appone/directoryone as the root path when connected to by
> a webdav client.
>
> Is this even posible.
I hacked up a WebDav solution to a *person webfolder* requirement we
had alittle while ago. It's not that clever, all it does is
authenticate the user and take them to a personal WebDav folder under
the WebDav context. It's a complete hack and not exactly what your
after but mail me if you think it would help.
..Nick
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