lni is right there in the Tomcat webapps folder right beside xmlui,
which works like a champ. I'm not experienced with web apps, and even
less so with java web apps, so I'm at something of a loss here. I've
spent a while reading and trying to figure out the problem, with not
much success. Mostly
not elegant or intuitive...
http:///lni/lni
And you need the client to interact because it requires POST.
-Mark
On May 16, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Rick Runyan wrote:
> lni is right there in the Tomcat webapps folder right beside xmlui,
> which works like a champ. I’m not experienced with web app
Actually, it responds to GET on some URIs, but the LNI is *not*
meant to be used as an interactive web site; it is a WebDAV server.
WebDAV happens to use the HTTP protocol but not in a way that gets along
with the subset (and perversions) of HTTP most browsers speak.
It also has some ability to con
On May 16, 2008, at 4:37 PM, Larry Stone wrote:
> Actually, it responds to GET on some URIs, but the LNI is *not*
> meant to be used as an interactive web site; it is a WebDAV server.
> WebDAV happens to use the HTTP protocol but not in a way that gets
> along
> with the subset (and perversions
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