Re: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
I'm not sure that I like this idea. I currently click on a link, and
get the file opend with word, arcobat etc. directly.
With the FOLDER stuff I have to click the folder open I have to search the
file again and click again.
With the current state I can point people to a webdav document to read it,
and they dont need to know any about webdav.
May be we add it optional, with a parameter in web.xml?
best regards,
Stefan
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
No, maybe I got everything wrong again, but I was thinking of what you
see when you type something like http://localhost:8080/slide; in your
web browser. The HTML is generated by Slide and I was wondering if we
add the snipped to the generated HTML.
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Within javadocs? Hmmm... don't know... But inside
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html page could be useful!
Best regards,
Miguel
I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display this
snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in
edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include
Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes
directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like
NetDrive from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the
web.xml in this case as suggested in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with
this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into
slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit
mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hia folks,
I too think it's too demanding to force people to always open a web folder
to open a file, so it should be their option to do it or not.
I'm thinking of it more of another feature we can have in the browser
windows: a 'view in web folder' icon related with each shown collection. The
user would always have the option to open files in the browser, or open the
web folder view to open files in the dav mode (if that mode is available to
that particular file).
Best regards,
Miguel
I'm not sure that I like this idea. I currently click on a link, and
get the file opend with word, arcobat etc. directly.
With the FOLDER stuff I have to click the folder open I have to search the
file again and click again.
With the current state I can point people to a webdav document to read it,
and they dont need to know any about webdav.
May be we add it optional, with a parameter in web.xml?
best regards,
Stefan
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
No, maybe I got everything wrong again, but I was thinking of what you
see when you type something like http://localhost:8080/slide; in your
web browser. The HTML is generated by Slide and I was wondering if we
add the snipped to the generated HTML.
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Within javadocs? Hmmm... don't know... But inside
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html page could be useful!
Best regards,
Miguel
I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display this
snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in
edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include
Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes
directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like
NetDrive from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the
web.xml in this case as suggested in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with
this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into
slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit
mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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Re: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Yes, either that or make it configurable like Stefan would want it. By
the way, I still can not open Word docs with that snippet. Do I have to
use IE for that?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hia folks,
I too think it's too demanding to force people to always open a web folder
to open a file, so it should be their option to do it or not.
I'm thinking of it more of another feature we can have in the browser
windows: a 'view in web folder' icon related with each shown collection. The
user would always have the option to open files in the browser, or open the
web folder view to open files in the dav mode (if that mode is available to
that particular file).
Best regards,
Miguel
I'm not sure that I like this idea. I currently click on a link, and
get the file opend with word, arcobat etc. directly.
With the FOLDER stuff I have to click the folder open I have to search the
file again and click again.
With the current state I can point people to a webdav document to read it,
and they dont need to know any about webdav.
May be we add it optional, with a parameter in web.xml?
best regards,
Stefan
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
No, maybe I got everything wrong again, but I was thinking of what you
see when you type something like http://localhost:8080/slide; in your
web browser. The HTML is generated by Slide and I was wondering if we
add the snipped to the generated HTML.
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Within javadocs? Hmmm... don't know... But inside
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html page could be useful!
Best regards,
Miguel
I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display this
snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in
edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include
Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes
directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like
NetDrive from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the
web.xml in this case as suggested in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with
this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into
slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit
mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
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Re: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
If you're still trying to solve this problem, these posts of mine may help: http://www.mail-archive.com/cgi-bin/htsearch?method=andformat=shortconfig=slide-user_jakarta_apache_orgrestrict=exclude=words=word.application Cheers Luke. - Nick Longinow wrote: Hi, I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this one. Maybe you can hel p ? I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie, this is a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded for editing. How do you do this ?? Nick - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
Yes, either that or make it configurable like Stefan would want it. By
the way, I still can not open Word docs with that snippet. Do I have to
use IE for that?
Yes, it's a Microsoft specific extension.
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hia folks,
I too think it's too demanding to force people to always open a web
folder
to open a file, so it should be their option to do it or not.
I'm thinking of it more of another feature we can have in the browser
windows: a 'view in web folder' icon related with each shown
collection. The
user would always have the option to open files in the browser, or
open the
web folder view to open files in the dav mode (if that mode is
available to
that particular file).
Best regards,
Miguel
I'm not sure that I like this idea. I currently click on a link, and
get the file opend with word, arcobat etc. directly.
With the FOLDER stuff I have to click the folder open I have to search
the
file again and click again.
With the current state I can point people to a webdav document to read
it,
and they dont need to know any about webdav.
May be we add it optional, with a parameter in web.xml?
best regards,
Stefan
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
No, maybe I got everything wrong again, but I was thinking of what
you see when you type something like http://localhost:8080/slide; in
your web browser. The HTML is generated by Slide and I was wondering
if we add the snipped to the generated HTML.
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Within javadocs? Hmmm... don't know... But inside
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html page could be useful!
Best regards,
Miguel
I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display
this snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document
in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server,
when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include
Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember
correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes
directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or
and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like
NetDrive from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the
web.xml in this case as suggested in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day
with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document
into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit
mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Sorry guys, I left something out of my solution.
It assumed the presence of OWSUPP.DLL, which comes with
Office XP or Office 2003. Using that DLL, you call into
the OpenDocuments control to open the document in Office.
See hacked url below for info and examples.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/spptsdk/htm
l/tscliOpenDocuments.asp
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Oliver Zeigermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 6:17 AM
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Yes, either that or make it configurable like Stefan would want it. By
the way, I still can not open Word docs with that snippet. Do I have to
use IE for that?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hia folks,
I too think it's too demanding to force people to always open a web
folder
to open a file, so it should be their option to do it or not.
I'm thinking of it more of another feature we can have in the browser
windows: a 'view in web folder' icon related with each shown collection.
The
user would always have the option to open files in the browser, or open
the
web folder view to open files in the dav mode (if that mode is available
to
that particular file).
Best regards,
Miguel
I'm not sure that I like this idea. I currently click on a link, and
get the file opend with word, arcobat etc. directly.
With the FOLDER stuff I have to click the folder open I have to search the
file again and click again.
With the current state I can point people to a webdav document to read it,
and they dont need to know any about webdav.
May be we add it optional, with a parameter in web.xml?
best regards,
Stefan
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
No, maybe I got everything wrong again, but I was thinking of what you
see when you type something like http://localhost:8080/slide; in your
web browser. The HTML is generated by Slide and I was wondering if we
add the snipped to the generated HTML.
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Within javadocs? Hmmm... don't know... But inside
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html page could be useful!
Best regards,
Miguel
I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display this
snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in
edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include
Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes
directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like
NetDrive from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the
web.xml in this case as suggested in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with
this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into
slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit
mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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Hi Nick! If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter. If you are on Mac have a look at http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html Oliver Nick Longinow wrote: Hi, I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this one. Maybe you can hel p ? I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie, this is a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded for editing. How do you do this ?? Nick - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display this
snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Thanks Miguel, this succeeds in opening the file in Word,
and invokes authentication (username/pwd prompted).
But, when I change the document in Word, its not updated
in the Slide repository. Am I missing something ?
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 5:35 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello Nick,
Maybe you are... have you installed XP service pack 2, or, do you have a
popup blocker active?
I tried to use that snipped to access a file in a slide repository and it
constantly opened it in 'http mode' instead of 'webdav mode'. An 'http mode'
symptom is having your word document opened inside IE.
I temporarily disabled the built-in popup blocker of sp2 (allowing for
active content) and the response is as I expect: a web folder interface
window 'pops-up' in the designated folder showing all files and directories
currently available. If you double click the word document, then you can
open the document in 'davmode' and update it in the server by clicking save
:)
Best regards,
Miguel
-Original Message-
From: Nick Longinow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: quinta-feira, 23 de Setembro de 2004 15:09
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Thanks Miguel, this succeeds in opening the file in Word,
and invokes authentication (username/pwd prompted).
But, when I change the document in Word, its not updated
in the Slide repository. Am I missing something ?
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 5:35 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Within javadocs? Hmmm... don't know... But inside
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html page could be useful!
Best regards,
Miguel
I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display this
snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Ok, the problem was actually that the file has to be Put into the
collection initially with the extension intact, as well as setting
the content type. When both are done, things work well. Of course,
that only applies to Office related documents.
Thanks for each of your helps
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 11:17 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello Nick,
Maybe you are... have you installed XP service pack 2, or, do you have a
popup blocker active?
I tried to use that snipped to access a file in a slide repository and it
constantly opened it in 'http mode' instead of 'webdav mode'. An 'http mode'
symptom is having your word document opened inside IE.
I temporarily disabled the built-in popup blocker of sp2 (allowing for
active content) and the response is as I expect: a web folder interface
window 'pops-up' in the designated folder showing all files and directories
currently available. If you double click the word document, then you can
open the document in 'davmode' and update it in the server by clicking save
:)
Best regards,
Miguel
-Original Message-
From: Nick Longinow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: quinta-feira, 23 de Setembro de 2004 15:09
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Thanks Miguel, this succeeds in opening the file in Word,
and invokes authentication (username/pwd prompted).
But, when I change the document in Word, its not updated
in the Slide repository. Am I missing something ?
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 5:35 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Could you show the resulting html code? I'm not sure what changes you
performed.
Miguel
___
Ok, the problem was actually that the file has to be Put into the
collection initially with the extension intact, as well as setting
the content type. When both are done, things work well. Of course,
that only applies to Office related documents.
Thanks for each of your helps
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 11:17 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello Nick,
Maybe you are... have you installed XP service pack 2, or, do you have a
popup blocker active?
I tried to use that snipped to access a file in a slide repository and it
constantly opened it in 'http mode' instead of 'webdav mode'. An 'http mode'
symptom is having your word document opened inside IE.
I temporarily disabled the built-in popup blocker of sp2 (allowing for
active content) and the response is as I expect: a web folder interface
window 'pops-up' in the designated folder showing all files and directories
currently available. If you double click the word document, then you can
open the document in 'davmode' and update it in the server by clicking save
:)
Best regards,
Miguel
-Original Message-
From: Nick Longinow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: quinta-feira, 23 de Setembro de 2004 15:09
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Thanks Miguel, this succeeds in opening the file in Word,
and invokes authentication (username/pwd prompted).
But, when I change the document in Word, its not updated
in the Slide repository. Am I missing something ?
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 5:35 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Sure,
HttpURL slideSrv = new HttpURL(target);
slideSrv.setUserinfo(currASusr, currASpwd);
WebdavResource wdr = new WebdavResource(slideSrv);
String contentType = getContentTypeString(sDocName);
if (contentType != null)
{
wdr.setContentType(contentType); // ie, application/msword
}
String extension = getFileExtension(sDocName);
collectionItem = parentUri + / + viewName + extension;
// ie, /slide/files/from/bugs.doc
boolean worked = wdr.putMethod(collectionItem, sfile);
if (worked == false)
{
throw new Exception(unable to import);
}
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 1:21 PM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Could you show the resulting html code? I'm not sure what changes you
performed.
Miguel
___
Ok, the problem was actually that the file has to be Put into the
collection initially with the extension intact, as well as setting
the content type. When both are done, things work well. Of course,
that only applies to Office related documents.
Thanks for each of your helps
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 11:17 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello Nick,
Maybe you are... have you installed XP service pack 2, or, do you have a
popup blocker active?
I tried to use that snipped to access a file in a slide repository and it
constantly opened it in 'http mode' instead of 'webdav mode'. An 'http mode'
symptom is having your word document opened inside IE.
I temporarily disabled the built-in popup blocker of sp2 (allowing for
active content) and the response is as I expect: a web folder interface
window 'pops-up' in the designated folder showing all files and directories
currently available. If you double click the word document, then you can
open the document in 'davmode' and update it in the server by clicking save
:)
Best regards,
Miguel
-Original Message-
From: Nick Longinow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: quinta-feira, 23 de Setembro de 2004 15:09
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Thanks Miguel, this succeeds in opening the file in Word,
and invokes authentication (username/pwd prompted).
But, when I change the document in Word, its not updated
in the Slide repository. Am I missing something ?
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 5:35 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
Re: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
No, maybe I got everything wrong again, but I was thinking of what you
see when you type something like http://localhost:8080/slide; in your
web browser. The HTML is generated by Slide and I was wondering if we
add the snipped to the generated HTML.
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Within javadocs? Hmmm... don't know... But inside
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html page could be useful!
Best regards,
Miguel
I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display this
snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
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RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Thanks!! It enlightened me :)
Miguel
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Sure,
HttpURL slideSrv = new HttpURL(target);
slideSrv.setUserinfo(currASusr, currASpwd);
WebdavResource wdr = new WebdavResource(slideSrv);
String contentType = getContentTypeString(sDocName);
if (contentType != null)
{
wdr.setContentType(contentType); // ie, application/msword
}
String extension = getFileExtension(sDocName);
collectionItem = parentUri + / + viewName + extension;
// ie, /slide/files/from/bugs.doc
boolean worked = wdr.putMethod(collectionItem, sfile);
if (worked == false)
{
throw new Exception(unable to import);
}
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 1:21 PM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Could you show the resulting html code? I'm not sure what changes you
performed.
Miguel
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Ok, the problem was actually that the file has to be Put into the
collection initially with the extension intact, as well as setting
the content type. When both are done, things work well. Of course,
that only applies to Office related documents.
Thanks for each of your helps
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 11:17 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello Nick,
Maybe you are... have you installed XP service pack 2, or, do you have a
popup blocker active?
I tried to use that snipped to access a file in a slide repository and it
constantly opened it in 'http mode' instead of 'webdav mode'. An 'http mode'
symptom is having your word document opened inside IE.
I temporarily disabled the built-in popup blocker of sp2 (allowing for
active content) and the response is as I expect: a web folder interface
window 'pops-up' in the designated folder showing all files and directories
currently available. If you double click the word document, then you can
open the document in 'davmode' and update it in the server by clicking save
:)
Best regards,
Miguel
-Original Message-
From: Nick Longinow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: quinta-feira, 23 de Setembro de 2004 15:09
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Thanks Miguel, this succeeds in opening the file in Word,
and invokes authentication (username/pwd prompted).
But, when I change the document in Word, its not updated
in the Slide repository. Am I missing something ?
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Figueiredo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 5:35 AM
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
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Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
RE: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Oh! That would be very interesting I think :)
Miguel
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No, maybe I got everything wrong again, but I was thinking of what you
see when you type something like http://localhost:8080/slide; in your
web browser. The HTML is generated by Slide and I was wondering if we
add the snipped to the generated HTML.
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Within javadocs? Hmmm... don't know... But inside
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html page could be useful!
Best regards,
Miguel
I was wondering shouldn't we change the generated HTML to display this
snippet?
Oliver
Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
Hello nick,
Also, check out this code snippet I've found in slide's mailing list:
// open web folder from IE (windows 2000/XP)
body
STYLE
A {behavior: url(#default#AnchorClick);}
/style
A HREF = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/Survey.doc;;
FOLDER = http://localhost:8080/storage/files/;;
TARGET = _blank
Open in Web Folder View
/a
/body
And this message
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06490.html
witch gives an insight on how to open an Microsoft Office document in edit
mode, using Java code inside a JSP or servlet.
You can open a document in edit mode, and then upload it to server, when
performing save within webdav enabled editors. Examples include Microsoft
Office, OpenOffice.org and the Acrobate Writer, if I remember correctly.
If you wanted to open every kind of documents (for example an autocad
drawing, not just word documents) in edit mode AND upload changes directly
to the server, one solution is making your own web folder client or and
'Windows Explorer' twin, witch is what my company team is working on
nowadays. Other possible solutions are, like Oliver said, netdrive or
similar products.
Best regards,
Miguel
___
Hi Nick!
If you are on Windows either mount Slide as described in
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/xp.html or use a product like NetDrive
from Novell which can even map it to a drive letter.
If you are on Mac have a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/osx.html. Be sure to adapt the web.xml
in this case as suggested in http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/faq.html
Oliver
Nick Longinow wrote:
Hi,
I am just getting started with Slide, and have wrestled all day with this
one.
Maybe you can hel p ?
I have created a document collection and added (put) a document into
slide
via java webdav client. Now I want to get the file out in edit mode, ie,
this is
a Word document, and I want Word to open up with the document loaded
for editing.
How do you do this ??
Nick
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Re: Simple question on opening a file (via webdav) for editing
Miguel Figueiredo wrote: Hello Nick, Maybe you are... have you installed XP service pack 2, or, do you have a popup blocker active? I tried to use that snipped to access a file in a slide repository and it constantly opened it in 'http mode' instead of 'webdav mode'. An 'http mode' symptom is having your word document opened inside IE. if you want links to webdav files that are opend by office tools as word without opening a webfolder as a additional step, see http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-slide/WebFolderIssues for office 2002 and 2003 you can set it up to open documents directly, i.e. in davmode with locking it, etc. Cheers, Stefan - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
