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Posted to slide-user@jakarta.apache.org by js...@es.wanadoo.com on 2001/04/03 17:20:20 UTC
A simple question (surely)
My previous question was confused...
We want to use Slide to manage a lot of files (java files)
writed by our developer team, preventing that more than
one person modify the same file and (if it is possible)
versioning these files.
I'm interested in learning about to prevent some users
to unblock or delete a file stored & blocked by another
user ('root', i.e.)
Is this possible with Slide & DavExplorer?
Thank you very much!
Regards:
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Jaume Soriano Sivera <js...@es.wanadoo.com>
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Re: A simple question (surely)
Posted by Remy Maucherat <re...@betaversion.org>.
Quoting jsoriano@es.wanadoo.com:
> My previous question was confused...
>
> We want to use Slide to manage a lot of files (java files)
> writed by our developer team, preventing that more than
> one person modify the same file and (if it is possible)
> versioning these files.
Slide supports versioning, but it is not exposed yet in the WebDAV layer.
> I'm interested in learning about to prevent some users
> to unblock or delete a file stored & blocked by another
> user ('root', i.e.)
> Is this possible with Slide & DavExplorer?
WebDAV level 2 supports locking, so it should work fine (if it does not, it's a
bug). DAVExplorer supports locking.
NetBeans will probably eventually support WebDAV too.
Remy