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Posted to slide-user@jakarta.apache.org by Chris O'Connell <CO...@centerpost.com> on 2004/11/20 01:14:25 UTC
more newbie...
I'm trying to do some basic stuff to just get my hands around slide and writing a client. I have Slide running on my tomcat 4.1 server. I was able to use the packaged command line Slide client to create a node as user root (/slide/files/test). I then used the client to put a file (test.txt) into that new node. I can use my browser to go to the node and I see my file.
So, I tried to use the WebdavResource class to do something similar. I use the following code, and I get a failure message. My Tomcal log tells me:
http2112-Processor1, 19-Nov-2004 18:04:13, root, PUT, 405 "Method Not Allowed", 0 ms, /files/test/
I don't get it. Why can I use the command line app to put a file, but not the WebdavResource? Thanks for any help you can provide.
Chris
<<snip...
HttpURL myMachineUrl = new HttpURL("http://localhost:2112/slide/files/test/");
myMachineUrl.setUserinfo("root", "root");
UsernamePasswordCredentials cred = new UsernamePasswordCredentials();
cred.setUserName("root");
cred.setPassword("root");
WebdavResource davResource = new WebdavResource(myMachineUrl);
davResource.setCredentials(cred);
if (davResource == null){
throw new Exception("davResource is null. can't continue");
}
Enumeration enum = davResource.getAllowedMethods();
WebdavResources resources = davResource.getChildResources();
Enumeration capabilities = davResource.getDavCapabilities();
File testFile = new File("C:\\odbcconf.log");
boolean success = davResource.putMethod(testFile);
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Re: more newbie...
Posted by James Mason <ma...@apache.org>.
It looks like you're trying to overwrite a collection with a file. That
should fail.
-James
On Fri, 2004-11-19 at 18:14 -0600, Chris O'Connell wrote:
> I'm trying to do some basic stuff to just get my hands around slide and writing a client. I have Slide running on my tomcat 4.1 server. I was able to use the packaged command line Slide client to create a node as user root (/slide/files/test). I then used the client to put a file (test.txt) into that new node. I can use my browser to go to the node and I see my file.
>
> So, I tried to use the WebdavResource class to do something similar. I use the following code, and I get a failure message. My Tomcal log tells me:
>
> http2112-Processor1, 19-Nov-2004 18:04:13, root, PUT, 405 "Method Not Allowed", 0 ms, /files/test/
>
> I don't get it. Why can I use the command line app to put a file, but not the WebdavResource? Thanks for any help you can provide.
>
> Chris
>
> <<snip...
> HttpURL myMachineUrl = new HttpURL("http://localhost:2112/slide/files/test/");
> myMachineUrl.setUserinfo("root", "root");
> UsernamePasswordCredentials cred = new UsernamePasswordCredentials();
> cred.setUserName("root");
> cred.setPassword("root");
> WebdavResource davResource = new WebdavResource(myMachineUrl);
> davResource.setCredentials(cred);
>
> if (davResource == null){
> throw new Exception("davResource is null. can't continue");
>
> }
>
> Enumeration enum = davResource.getAllowedMethods();
>
> WebdavResources resources = davResource.getChildResources();
>
> Enumeration capabilities = davResource.getDavCapabilities();
>
> File testFile = new File("C:\\odbcconf.log");
>
> boolean success = davResource.putMethod(testFile);
> >>
>
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RE: more newbie...
Posted by Jason McElravy <jm...@nuventive.com>.
Chris,
I ran into similar issues when I first started experimenting
with slide.
Try replacing:
boolean success = davResource.putMethod(testFile);
with:
boolean success =
davResource.putMethod(davResource.getPath()+"/"+testFile.getName(),
testFile.getContents());
I know that's not an explanation of why your method doesn't work as
expected but its always good to get something working.
Jason
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris O'Connell [mailto:COConnell@centerpost.com]
Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 7:14 PM
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: more newbie...
I'm trying to do some basic stuff to just get my hands around slide and
writing a client. I have Slide running on my tomcat 4.1 server. I was
able to use the packaged command line Slide client to create a node as
user root (/slide/files/test). I then used the client to put a file
(test.txt) into that new node. I can use my browser to go to the node
and I see my file.
So, I tried to use the WebdavResource class to do something similar. I
use the following code, and I get a failure message. My Tomcal log
tells me:
http2112-Processor1, 19-Nov-2004 18:04:13, root, PUT, 405 "Method Not
Allowed", 0 ms, /files/test/
I don't get it. Why can I use the command line app to put a file, but
not the WebdavResource? Thanks for any help you can provide.
Chris
<<snip...
HttpURL myMachineUrl = new
HttpURL("http://localhost:2112/slide/files/test/");
myMachineUrl.setUserinfo("root", "root");
UsernamePasswordCredentials cred = new
UsernamePasswordCredentials();
cred.setUserName("root");
cred.setPassword("root");
WebdavResource davResource = new
WebdavResource(myMachineUrl);
davResource.setCredentials(cred);
if (davResource == null){
throw new Exception("davResource is
null. can't continue");
}
Enumeration enum =
davResource.getAllowedMethods();
WebdavResources resources =
davResource.getChildResources();
Enumeration capabilities =
davResource.getDavCapabilities();
File testFile = new File("C:\\odbcconf.log");
boolean success =
davResource.putMethod(testFile);
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