Re: Creating shortcut/symbolic using LinkNode and WebDAV client support

2004-09-05 Thread Carlos Villegas 
Var George wrote:
Thank you. I am using Slide 2.1b
 

I am bit confused here. LinkNode is a subclass of ObjectNode and Binding is an inner 
class of ObjectNode.
I think ObjectNode's Binding inner class is not related to the "Binding" 
 support. At least not by itself, it's a core class used to store a 
relation between a Node and a child Node and it's used even when 
"Binding" is disabled. Sorry, I don't know much about "Binding" myself 
so I can't give you further help.

Carlos
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Re: Creating shortcut/symbolic using LinkNode and WebDAV client support

2004-09-05 Thread Var George 

Thank you. I am using Slide 2.1b

 

I am bit confused here. LinkNode is a subclass of ObjectNode and Binding is an inner 
class of ObjectNode.

 

1. If I use LinkNode to create a new node, to represent a link to another node in 
slide using its linkedUri attribute then shouldn't slide automatically handles the 
binding? If they are not related then what is LinkNode class indented for and how 
should I use it in future?

 

2. Does slide 2.1b WebDAV client library fully support rfc2518 to serve links or do I 
need to extend it to support links. 

 

http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2518.txt (section 4,.6, 12.4)

 

Any pointers or sample code will be much appreciated. 

 



regards

Varughese George

 


Ingo Brunberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you want something that is portable and supported by the client you
should use Bindings and not LinkNodes. You will however need at least
the client library of Slide 2.1b1. Regarding other WebDAV clients I
have not heard of any that support Binding.

Ingo

> I am using LinkNode to create shortcut/symbolic links to other folders or files. 
> However webDAV client is not able to resolve these links properly when navigating to 
> the folder containing those LinkNodes. 
> 
> 
> 
> Is LinkNode fully implemented? Do I need to do anything special to support browsing 
> of shortcut/symbolic link thru standard webDAV clients?
> 
> 
> 
> regards
> Varughese George
> 
> 
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Re: Creating shortcut/symbolic using LinkNode and WebDAV client support

2004-09-03 Thread Ingo Brunberg 
If you want something that is portable and supported by the client you
should use Bindings and not LinkNodes. You will however need at least
the client library of Slide 2.1b1. Regarding other WebDAV clients I
have not heard of any that support Binding.

Ingo

> I am using LinkNode to create shortcut/symbolic links to other folders or files. 
> However webDAV client is not able to resolve these links properly when navigating to 
> the folder containing those LinkNodes. 
> 
>  
> 
> Is LinkNode fully implemented? Do I need to do anything special to support browsing 
> of shortcut/symbolic link thru standard webDAV clients?
> 
>  
> 
> regards
> Varughese George
> 
>   
> -
> Do you Yahoo!?
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