Hi Aaron,
See my comments in-line
On Mon, 2005-02-07 at 10:49 -0500, Aaron Hamid wrote:
Hi folks, sorry for the cross posting but I think this issue is relevant
to both projects.
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There are two problems I have found, one in http client, one in Slide.
First, it seems that
Hi all,
In a project just started we're using a combination of open source products to
build a secure document management system:
- Tomcat with SSL client authentication
- JSR168 portal (Liferay)
- own DMS portlet for exploring and editing Slide content
- Slide as the storage backend and for
Hi List
is it possible to set the owner of a collection?
I saw that the owner attribute is protected, but when creating a new collection
it should be possible, I think. As I see the user
that created the collection is its owner now, but I guess it should be possible
to set, because if the
I believe this was a design choice to allow connections to be reused
(persistent connections) rather than opening/closing a connection on
every DAV method call. For example I have one webdavresource per thread
and reuse the webdavresource by making use of the setPath() command to
change the
Nick,
I patched up our webdav client and slide server with the source you
send. I still am not sure how to create an ace that will not propogate down
the repository tree. Here is the sample code I am using, can you confirm it
is the right way to create a ace that should not inherit
I have a similar problem with WCK on Jetty 5 on Mac OS X. I do not have
recurrent directories but when ever I try to upload
something new, the application says that I do not have the proper
priveleges to overwrite an existing version of the file. The
file I try to upload then shows up as a
i'm using the jakarta-slide-server-bin-2.1 binary release for a webapp
using slide (but not as the default servlet). the webapp is deployed in
tomcat 5.0.28 on os x 10.3.7.
when i shutdown tomcat (using `catalina.sh stop'), i see the expected
entries in my catalina.out log file, culminating in
OK, I need ACLs and versioning so I guess WCK isn't for me. The one thing I
want to avoid in my system is duplicating security information for a user.
This would be the username, password, and the user's roles. We already
manage user/passwords/roles in our system, and would like Slide to use
Hi,
We are currently using Slide Server 2.0 on Tomcat. However, we have our own
lock handling mechanism that we would like to use instead of the default one
built into Slide. Is there a way to specify a different Lock class to use
in config or anywhere else so that it does not always use the
Andy Depue wrote:
None of these options seem very palatable to me. Am I missing something?
Does Slide really not provide an easy way for me to supply it with the
currently authenticated user AND his/her roles? To me, the ideal solution
would be to hand Slide a preauthenticated token of some
Carlos Villegas wrote:
No, there doesn't seem to be an easy way. You'll need to write your own
store. You can take a look at the JNDIPrincipalStore which is close to
what you want to do; it retrieves users and roles from an LDAP directory.
thanks for the pointer. i'm going to need to do
i'm following the instructions at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/howto-create-users.html for creating
users and adding them to roles, but i'm running into an annoying problem.
although Domain.xml appears to be setting the group-member-set property
on my roles, i can't view the property for any
Brian Moseley wrote:
i'm following the instructions at
http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/howto-create-users.html for creating
users and adding them to roles, but i'm running into an annoying problem.
although Domain.xml appears to be setting the group-member-set property
on my roles, i can't view
Hi,
I had the same problem; try doing the following:
File fn = new File(fileName);
String path = http://localhost:8080/slide/files/; + fn.getName();
wdr.putMethod(path, fn);
Hope that helps!
Clive
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