To Claus Goettfert,
Servlets and JSP's (which are really implicit servlets)
will require the Domain.xml document to be in the
root of the web service archive or the root of the
directory of the web service application.
For example in Apache Tomcat, it will be in the
Hi,
I'm testing the method of the WebdavResource class : putMethod(File file).
The documentation about it is not clear, so I tried to put a file from my PC
to a server on another computer.
I created my file like this :
File myfile = new File(d:\\temp.txt);
and then I used the put method to
Elodie Tasia wrote:
Hi,
I'm testing the method of the WebdavResource class : putMethod(File file).
The documentation about it is not clear, so I tried to put a file from my PC
to a server on another computer.
I created my file like this :
File myfile = new File(d:\\temp.txt);
and
Yes, excuse me : I wrote my code by memory, I didn't verifiy the secund
parameter !
I effectively use the same method as you.
And, like you, I verify that the file exists before calling the method (I
didn't give my entire code, that what just an example to show where my
problem was).
But the real
What exactly is the path you give to the method ?
I think that your problem comes from this path which
may be wrong and the cause of the exception.
What is the file that server claims not to find ?
- Original Message -
From: Elodie Tasia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Hello All,
I've successfully installed Slide 1.0.16 with mysql InnoDB under Windows 2000. I've
written code to add users to the Domain using the NameSpaceAccessToken and I've been
working on client code that will update a users password. I've had success in writing
this code to update a
Okay, so it probably isn't slide, probably me, but
I am Using slidestore.reference.FileContentStore and have a routine that
copies in files via
BufferedReader bufRead
= new BufferedReader(new FileReader(file));
NodeRevisionContent nrc = new NodeRevisionContent();
Hi,
I guess the subject says everything.
I am using Slide API directly and NodeLock's constructor requires an
expiry date parameter for locking a resource. What value do I need to
pass in to get a non-expiring lock? Or must I explicitly code to renew
the lock automatically on expiry?
On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Russ wrote:
Hi,
I guess the subject says everything.
I am using Slide API directly and NodeLock's constructor requires an
expiry date parameter for locking a resource. What value do I need to
pass in to get a non-expiring lock? Or must I explicitly code to
