RE: ACL - how to prevent browsing into a collection ?

2004-09-30 Thread Miguel Figueiredo


Hello Nick,

 By default, a collection does not have any ACL definitions upon creation.
The ones you are obtaining are the inherited ones. So changing an inherited
ACL doesn't feel right for me. Perhaps slide mandates that to change an ACL,
you must act upon the right resource (collection in this case).

 I would try this approach: get a WebdavResource instance of the 'folder'
collection, and execute the AclMethod adding your read-deny ACE, for the
right Principals (i.e. /roles/users/). If you are using root account, don't
forget that root also makes part of the /roles/root/ Principal.

 Hope this helps,
 Miguel Figueiredo
 
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Hi

 

I want to prevent users from browsing into a collection (folder) that
contains

documents, and so am trying to adjust the ACL for the collection.

My method is to retrieve the ACL for the collection and then set the

'negative' property to true (deny), where it had been false by default.

 

But, I can still login to the repository as a /roles/user member and see
things,

in fact, delete elements of the collection.

 

What am I doing wrong ?

 

Nick



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[newbie] Slide with read-only support?

2004-09-30 Thread Darren Hartford
Hey all,
Very new to Slide, and coming in from the J2EE side looking for a solution to support 
transactional file storage (with possible integration with Enterprise Media Beans 
(EMB) for actual presentation).

One of my concerns before getting too far in was simply this - since Slide is based 
(partly) on WebDAV, from what I understand WebDAV needs to have write-access for the 
files under its management.  The question is, can you add a storage location such as a 
CD/DVD/Jukebox to a Slide repository for read-only access to the files stored on that 
type of media?

thanks,
-D

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Re: [newbie] Slide with read-only support?

2004-09-30 Thread Oliver Zeigermann
Hi Darren,
just wondering: If you want read only access than why not use a a simple 
HTTP server? Or did I get you wrong?

Oliver
Darren Hartford schrieb:
Hey all,
Very new to Slide, and coming in from the J2EE side looking for a solution to support 
transactional file storage (with possible integration with Enterprise Media Beans 
(EMB) for actual presentation).
One of my concerns before getting too far in was simply this - since Slide is based 
(partly) on WebDAV, from what I understand WebDAV needs to have write-access for the 
files under its management.  The question is, can you add a storage location such as a 
CD/DVD/Jukebox to a Slide repository for read-only access to the files stored on that 
type of media?
thanks,
-D
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RE: [newbie] Slide with read-only support?

2004-09-30 Thread Darren Hartford
Hi Oliver,
I'm looking for a single interface to use.  The end result is I'm looking for an 
'image repository' that supports Hierarchial Storage Management (HSM) where an image 
could be stored on local drive, NAS, CD/DVD rom, remote Jukebox, or other storage 
media in a scenario where a single image may be stored in multiple locations.

Second thing is the 'metadata repository' to do searches against to find the correct 
image(s). In this context, metadata/index data/search data represents business 
information and not image metadata (names, codes, dates, etc).  The business 
information is stored in XML, and searches would be done with XPATH/XQuery.

Tieing the two repositories together is still in question, but that is where 
integration comes in (search XML, return X-many results, in the results mention a 
image identifier, search image repostiories for instance(s) of that image identifier 
across the HSM, retrieve image).

Since Slide supports both file storage and XML DB storage, it makes sense to use this 
*one* tool for both of the above repositories.  Since I would like to support HSM and 
allow CD/DVD/Jukebox access to images that no longer require high-speed access, the 
question brought up is if Slide can access and manage a 'store' located on 
CD/DVD/Jukebox to have one interface for retrieving all images (for application 
integration).

End result - looking to build a Document Management Repository.  One of the 
Slide-Architecture diagrams talks about using Slide to store information into a 
Doucment Management Repository, but I'm rather looking to create one.

p.s. thanks for the very timely response!

-D



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 From: Oliver Zeigermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Subject: Re: [newbie] Slide with read-only support?
 
 
 Hi Darren,
 
 just wondering: If you want read only access than why not use 
 a a simple 
 HTTP server? Or did I get you wrong?
 
 Oliver
 
 Darren Hartford schrieb:
  Hey all,
  Very new to Slide, and coming in from the J2EE side looking 
 for a solution to support transactional file storage (with 
 possible integration with Enterprise Media Beans (EMB) for 
 actual presentation).
  
  One of my concerns before getting too far in was simply 
 this - since Slide is based (partly) on WebDAV, from what I 
 understand WebDAV needs to have write-access for the files 
 under its management.  The question is, can you add a storage 
 location such as a CD/DVD/Jukebox to a Slide repository for 
 read-only access to the files stored on that type of media?
  
  thanks,
  -D
  
  
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Re: Custom Store

2004-09-30 Thread Oliver Zeigermann
Hi Rony!
You are right, the task of creating a new store really is a hard thing 
to do. However, when you simply want to integrate Slide to make use of 
it's WebDAV features - which I guess is what you want to do as you 
already have your repository - there will eventually a better way.

I am currently doing some work on a simplified store interface which I 
hope I can finally donate to the Slide project.

Stay tuned...
Oliver
EngR H schrieb:
Hello There,
 
I am new to slide. and it seems that am on the way to integrate Slide to my own content management system... from this mailing list and the notes on the wiki i figured out that the task is not easy.. and thought of joining this mailing list to ask some questions.
 
First of all I need to know how Slide manages the files hirarchy, for example in the TX File Store I need to know where Slide saves/retrieves the structure of the folders on this DAV server. so that i know where to add my own code that lets slide reads my own CMS hirarchy and displays its contents. hope the question is clear enough
 
Thanx alot in advance
 
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Re: [newbie] Slide with read-only support?

2004-09-30 Thread Oliver Zeigermann
I do not think this will work without any modification in the Slide 
stores, but they should be minor and doable.

Oliver
Darren Hartford schrieb:
Hi Oliver,
I'm looking for a single interface to use.  The end result is I'm looking for an 
'image repository' that supports Hierarchial Storage Management (HSM) where an image 
could be stored on local drive, NAS, CD/DVD rom, remote Jukebox, or other storage 
media in a scenario where a single image may be stored in multiple locations.
Second thing is the 'metadata repository' to do searches against to find the correct 
image(s). In this context, metadata/index data/search data represents business 
information and not image metadata (names, codes, dates, etc).  The business 
information is stored in XML, and searches would be done with XPATH/XQuery.
Tieing the two repositories together is still in question, but that is where 
integration comes in (search XML, return X-many results, in the results mention a 
image identifier, search image repostiories for instance(s) of that image identifier 
across the HSM, retrieve image).
Since Slide supports both file storage and XML DB storage, it makes sense to use this 
*one* tool for both of the above repositories.  Since I would like to support HSM and 
allow CD/DVD/Jukebox access to images that no longer require high-speed access, the 
question brought up is if Slide can access and manage a 'store' located on 
CD/DVD/Jukebox to have one interface for retrieving all images (for application 
integration).
End result - looking to build a Document Management Repository.  One of the 
Slide-Architecture diagrams talks about using Slide to store information into a 
Doucment Management Repository, but I'm rather looking to create one.
p.s. thanks for the very timely response!
-D


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To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [newbie] Slide with read-only support?
Hi Darren,
just wondering: If you want read only access than why not use 
a a simple 
HTTP server? Or did I get you wrong?

Oliver
Darren Hartford schrieb:
Hey all,
Very new to Slide, and coming in from the J2EE side looking 
for a solution to support transactional file storage (with 
possible integration with Enterprise Media Beans (EMB) for 
actual presentation).

One of my concerns before getting too far in was simply 
this - since Slide is based (partly) on WebDAV, from what I 
understand WebDAV needs to have write-access for the files 
under its management.  The question is, can you add a storage 
location such as a CD/DVD/Jukebox to a Slide repository for 
read-only access to the files stored on that type of media?

thanks,
-D

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Re: Custom Store

2004-09-30 Thread EngR H
Hi Oliver,
Thanx a lot for the reply!!
Yes u r completely right. I already have my own repository, and I only need to 
integrate my CMS to use Slide WebDAV features. but am really on a mess of how to 
start! And am curious to know when will your work be available so that i can start 
with??
 
 
Thanx alot Oliver
 
Regards,
Rony


Oliver Zeigermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rony!

You are right, the task of creating a new store really is a hard thing 
to do. However, when you simply want to integrate Slide to make use of 
it's WebDAV features - which I guess is what you want to do as you 
already have your repository - there will eventually a better way.

I am currently doing some work on a simplified store interface which I 
hope I can finally donate to the Slide project.

Stay tuned...

Oliver

EngR H schrieb:

 Hello There,
 
 I am new to slide. and it seems that am on the way to integrate Slide to my own 
 content management system... from this mailing list and the notes on the wiki i 
 figured out that the task is not easy.. and thought of joining this mailing list to 
 ask some questions.
 
 First of all I need to know how Slide manages the files hirarchy, for example in the 
 TX File Store I need to know where Slide saves/retrieves the structure of the 
 folders on this DAV server. so that i know where to add my own code that lets slide 
 reads my own CMS hirarchy and displays its contents. hope the question is clear 
 enough
 
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Re: Custom Store

2004-09-30 Thread Oliver Zeigermann
Hi Rony,
hopefully it will be out soon in the proposals section for public 
review. As soon as this is done, there still can be changes to the API, 
but they should be of minor type which means you could then.

I will clarify some stuff and come back to the list with more information.
Oliver
EngR H schrieb:
Hi Oliver,
Thanx a lot for the reply!!
Yes u r completely right. I already have my own repository, and I only need to integrate my CMS to use Slide WebDAV features. but am really on a mess of how to start! And am curious to know when will your work be available so that i can start with??
 
 
Thanx alot Oliver
 
Regards,
Rony

Oliver Zeigermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rony!
You are right, the task of creating a new store really is a hard thing 
to do. However, when you simply want to integrate Slide to make use of 
it's WebDAV features - which I guess is what you want to do as you 
already have your repository - there will eventually a better way.

I am currently doing some work on a simplified store interface which I 
hope I can finally donate to the Slide project.

Stay tuned...
Oliver
EngR H schrieb:

Hello There,
I am new to slide. and it seems that am on the way to integrate Slide to my own 
content management system... from this mailing list and the notes on the wiki i 
figured out that the task is not easy.. and thought of joining this mailing list to 
ask some questions.
First of all I need to know how Slide manages the files hirarchy, for example in the 
TX File Store I need to know where Slide saves/retrieves the structure of the folders 
on this DAV server. so that i know where to add my own code that lets slide reads my 
own CMS hirarchy and displays its contents. hope the question is clear enough
Thanx alot in advance
Rony

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bug 31492: checkin-fork checkout-fork fixes

2004-09-30 Thread Warwick Burrows
Title: Message



Hi 
guys,

After investigation 
and fixingthe checkin/checkout-fork features are now working.It 
requiredchangesto the set of valid values that are accepted for them 
and the way that this value is checked in the versioningHelper. 
I also 
found a bug in the DB2RDBMSAdapter where the method to "get a comparable for a 
revision number string" was assuming that the revision numbers only contain two 
places. eg. 1.2 and not 1.2.3 for example. The simplest thing I could see to do 
and which works for the only case in which this method is actually called right 
now, is to return the revision number string back. The call is made from the 
standard adapter to get a comparable from a revision stringto use with 
"order by". And yet "order by" orders these strings correctly just as they 
are. So I changed the DB2RDBMSAdapter to return the revision string it was 
passed. But it may not be so easyfor other dbs so I will leave that to 
others who use those dbs to look into. From the sql code the other dbs use 
though it seems thatcheckin/checkout-fork will probably not work for them 
since they are generating sql code that only compares the first two digits in 
the revision, and the DB2 sql code wasn't correct in this 
regard.

SoI've 
submitted bugzilla bug #31492 for the problem and attached the patches in a 
patch file.

Oliver, I also 
submitted a workaround to avoid adb2 clientexception trying to fetch 
a child binding that isn't in the bindings db table. The problem is a little too 
complex to summarise here bit I did refer recently to a more detailed email on 
the problem. It was one of the issues I encountered using a jdbc root store and 
child stores of a different type.

Warwick




  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  

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class for BpropFindMethod

2004-09-30 Thread IndianAtTech
Hello All,

I have found slide has support for PROPFIND method. Just looking at
the class that supports BPROPFIND method.

What is the class I need to use. Or I need to write my own class

I found the procedure to send the request to server regarding BROPFIND
method here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/e2k3/e2k3/_webdav_bpropfind.asp


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RE: class for BpropFindMethod

2004-09-30 Thread Miguel Figueiredo

That's interesting... don't remember about BPROPFIND in RFC 2518.

___

Hello All,

I have found slide has support for PROPFIND method. Just looking at
the class that supports BPROPFIND method.

What is the class I need to use. Or I need to write my own class

I found the procedure to send the request to server regarding BROPFIND
method here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/e2k3/e2k3/_
webdav_bpropfind.asp


Thanks  Best Regards
Sudhakar

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Re: class for BpropFindMethod

2004-09-30 Thread IndianAtTech
So you mean, this class is not Implemented. But i feel this is
necessary because I found that is much faster. There is no need  to
send the requests multiple times to server. With single BROPFIND
method request I can get more than one response information which
increase the performance of client application.

Thanks Suhdakar


On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 17:54:06 +0100, Miguel Figueiredo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 That's interesting... don't remember about BPROPFIND in RFC 2518.
 
 ___
 
 
 
 Hello All,
 
 I have found slide has support for PROPFIND method. Just looking at
 the class that supports BPROPFIND method.
 
 What is the class I need to use. Or I need to write my own class
 
 I found the procedure to send the request to server regarding BROPFIND
 method here
 http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/e2k3/e2k3/_
 webdav_bpropfind.asp
 
 Thanks  Best Regards
 Sudhakar
 
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RE: class for BpropFindMethod

2004-09-30 Thread Miguel Figueiredo

 Don't know if BPROPFIND is implemented in slide, but if it's not in RFC
2518, then it's not webdav...  or at least should not share the DAV:
namespace...

 Examining you msdn URL reference, I see that the request is a BPROPFIND
HTTP method witch contains a PROPFIND webdav xml element: hey, perhaps it's
another of those Microsoft 'standard' extensions :)) 
 Again, I don't know if Slide is supporting this MS webdav extension, but if
I remember correctly someone said that slide was trying to be MS-compatible.

 Last, the PROPFING method does support multiple-fetch of proprieties of a
resource in a single call. For instance, take a look at RFC 2518, section
8.1.1.

 Best regards,
 Miguel



So you mean, this class is not Implemented. But i feel this is
necessary because I found that is much faster. There is no need  to
send the requests multiple times to server. With single BROPFIND
method request I can get more than one response information which
increase the performance of client application.

Thanks Suhdakar


On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 17:54:06 +0100, Miguel Figueiredo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 That's interesting... don't remember about BPROPFIND in RFC 2518.
 
 ___
 
 
 
 Hello All,
 
 I have found slide has support for PROPFIND method. Just looking at
 the class that supports BPROPFIND method.
 
 What is the class I need to use. Or I need to write my own class
 
 I found the procedure to send the request to server regarding BROPFIND
 method here

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/e2k3/e2k3/_
 webdav_bpropfind.asp
 
 Thanks  Best Regards
 Sudhakar
 
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AW: class for BpropFindMethod

2004-09-30 Thread Florey, Daniel
Hi,
Slide is currently not supporting the MS Batch-Methods (BPROFIND..) It might be a 
doable task to implement them in order to get the MS-clients get working with Slide.
Anybody knows if Evolution (Linux-Groupware client) uses Batch-Methods to talk to 
Exchange? If so it would be a good thing to implement the B* methods... 
Any input appreciated!
Regards,
Daniel



Von: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Do 30.09.2004 19:30
An: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Betreff: RE: class for BpropFindMethod




 Don't know if BPROPFIND is implemented in slide, but if it's not in RFC
2518, then it's not webdav...  or at least should not share the DAV:
namespace...

 Examining you msdn URL reference, I see that the request is a BPROPFIND
HTTP method witch contains a PROPFIND webdav xml element: hey, perhaps it's
another of those Microsoft 'standard' extensions :))
 Again, I don't know if Slide is supporting this MS webdav extension, but if
I remember correctly someone said that slide was trying to be MS-compatible.

 Last, the PROPFING method does support multiple-fetch of proprieties of a
resource in a single call. For instance, take a look at RFC 2518, section
8.1.1.

 Best regards,
 Miguel



So you mean, this class is not Implemented. But i feel this is
necessary because I found that is much faster. There is no need  to
send the requests multiple times to server. With single BROPFIND
method request I can get more than one response information which
increase the performance of client application.

Thanks Suhdakar


On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 17:54:06 +0100, Miguel Figueiredo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 That's interesting... don't remember about BPROPFIND in RFC 2518.

 ___



 Hello All,

 I have found slide has support for PROPFIND method. Just looking at
 the class that supports BPROPFIND method.

 What is the class I need to use. Or I need to write my own class

 I found the procedure to send the request to server regarding BROPFIND
 method here

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/e2k3/e2k3/_
 webdav_bpropfind.asp

 Thanks  Best Regards
 Sudhakar

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Re: class for BpropFindMethod

2004-09-30 Thread kranga
BPropfind allows you to arbitrarily specify resources that you want to do a
propfind on. If all your resources are within a folder, then you can always
vary the depth value to get all the information (and perhaps more).
Microsoft is as usual trying to hijack the standard by introducing its own
extensions (another extension is the brief: header). Given that they were a
member of the RFC, it is despicable that they would knowingly introduce junk
extensions like this. Its their typical arrogant way of working and I say
that Slide should NEVER EVER support these M$ extensions.

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 So you mean, this class is not Implemented. But i feel this is
 necessary because I found that is much faster. There is no need  to
 send the requests multiple times to server. With single BROPFIND
 method request I can get more than one response information which
 increase the performance of client application.

 Thanks Suhdakar


 On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 17:54:06 +0100, Miguel Figueiredo
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  That's interesting... don't remember about BPROPFIND in RFC 2518.
 
  ___
 
 
 
  Hello All,
 
  I have found slide has support for PROPFIND method. Just looking at
  the class that supports BPROPFIND method.
 
  What is the class I need to use. Or I need to write my own class
 
  I found the procedure to send the request to server regarding BROPFIND
  method here
 
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/e2k3/e2k3/_
  webdav_bpropfind.asp
 
  Thanks  Best Regards
  Sudhakar
 
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