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angela commented on JCR-960:
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> ... but they could just be working around the problem.
for that i would like to understand what makes the client misbehave.
as soon as you can provide more information (i don't have OSX), i will do my
best to solve the problem even
if is a client problem.
however, i am definitely not in favor of adding special hacks for the various
dav clients by guessing
what could make them happy. these kind of workarounds are prone to introduce
problems with other clients, client updates...
so: please provide http conversation with dav servers that work well with your
client. that will probably give the required information that helps to
understand the problem and may illustrate what makes your client misbehave with
the jackrabbit-server.
thanks
angela
> OSX Dav Client: Duplicate Folder of the same name
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>
> Key: JCR-960
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-960
> Project: Jackrabbit
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: jackrabbit-webdav
> Affects Versions: 1.3
> Environment: OSX, JDK 1.5 running standard webdav webapp on a non
> clustered JVM, SimpleDbPerisistanceManager on MySQL InnoDB with
> read-committed transaction isolation
> Reporter: Ian Boston
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: create_second_new_folder.png, create_test1_folder.png,
> remount_webdav_mount.png, rename_on_mac.log, rename_second_new_folder.png,
> repository.xml
>
>
> 1. Deploy the standard JCR webapp war to tomcat
> 2. change the repository template to the attached (uses a
> SimpleDbPersistanceManager connected to MySQL
> 3. go to http://localhost:8080/jcrdav/ and create a default repository
> 4. mount http://localhost:8080/jcrdav/repository/default in OSX Finder
> 5. Create a new Folder, initiallyt called "unnamed folder"
> 6. rename to "test1"
> 7. Create a second new Folder
> At this point both folders become named "unnamed folder"
> 8. rename second folder to "test2"
> Both folders now named test2 (as per attached screen shot)
> 9. Browse in web browser to http://localhost:8080/jcrdav/repository/default/
> 2 folders, one named test1 and other named test2
> 10. Unmount OSX Finder mount and re-mount, test1 and test2 folders appear in
> OSX finder, but steps 5-9 can be repeated again.
> Is this a problem with OSX Finder or something up with the JCR webdav
> implementation or possibly something to do with the ItemState caches inside
> the core ?
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