Just to finish this thread off...
The MS clients don't handle 302s at all well but this wasn't the problem
in this case. Sorry for the mis-direction on my part. The default Tomcat
WebDAV configuration is already set up to avoid this 302 issue.
The problem in this case was that MS clients make
Johnny Kewl wrote:
Guys I like this so much, I couldnt wait for a patch, or possible fix.
Johnny,
Your patch is close but needed a few tweaks to keep the flexibility that
the existing WebDAV servlet has. If you are interested you can see what
changed in the commit message in the archives:
Guys I like this so much, I couldnt wait for a patch, or possible fix.
The problem with the above KLUDGE is that the fix is internal to TC, and
if
you try incorporate it, you will find you have to pull in half of Tomcats
jars to make it work.
Its never a good idea to include those jars directly
Guys I like this so much, I couldnt wait for a patch, or possible fix.
The problem with the above KLUDGE is that the fix is internal to TC, and if
you try incorporate it, you will find you have to pull in half of Tomcats
jars to make it work.
Its never a good idea to include those jars directly
two development
efforts? ... just wondering
- Original Message - From: David Delbecq [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tomcat Users List users@tomcat.apache.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2007 1:06 PM
Subject: Re: WebDav - mapping question?
That's strange that MS doesn't handle it. As i said, i
- mapping question?
David Delbecq wrote:
Tomcat should not refuse webapp/webdav if you have a mapping to
/webdav/*. It should at least dispatch to servlet mapped on /webdav/*.
Tomcat doesn't reject requests of this type . For any directory
resource without a trailing '/' it will do a 302 redirect
Hi MARK... I managed to break the thread please see the KLUDGE: WebDav -
mapping question post.
I had a look at the code (just enuf to find a kludge) but what actually
happens is that the WebDavServlet passes a GET onto the Default servlet.
If its a /yada/ it treats that as a folder
That's strange that MS doesn't handle it. As i said, i have a slide
webdav servlet mapped to webapp/DAV/* and MS webfolder can access it
throught all our company without much troubles, even without a trailing
slash. (there are slight troubles that are unrelated)
Mark Thomas a écrit :
David
:06 PM
Subject: Re: WebDav - mapping question?
That's strange that MS doesn't handle it. As i said, i have a slide
webdav servlet mapped to webapp/DAV/* and MS webfolder can access it
throught all our company without much troubles, even without a trailing
slash. (there are slight troubles
Johnny Kewl wrote:
Tomcat is Jakarta right?
It was. It isn't any more.
so I'm just wondering why you guys dont
talk about a common webdav module
Because the Tomcat one is just an example written in a single Servlet,
whereas Slide is a full implementation. Just look at the difference in
For future reference the WEBDAV problems between Microsoft and Tomcat
seem to be as follows
First thanks for pointing me to the MS patch, although like the other poster
said... it didnt help, or maybe it did, but only on the MS side.
MICROSOFT doesnt like the lagging folder
Have never used the tomcat webdav servlet. I use the slide webdav
servlet. I thought i needed to correct your suppositions and mistakes in
handling protocol.
En l'instant précis du 23/07/07 12:31, Johnny Kewl s'exprimait en ces
termes:
For future reference the WEBDAV problems between
David Delbecq wrote:
Tomcat should not refuse webapp/webdav if you have a mapping to
/webdav/*. It should at least dispatch to servlet mapped on /webdav/*.
Tomcat doesn't reject requests of this type . For any directory
resource without a trailing '/' it will do a 302 redirect and add '/'.
The
Hi guys,
Being using FTP, thought I would give WebDav a try, but cant get it working
nicely...
This is the mapping for the webdav servlet, and this I can get working with IE
web folders (ms webdav client) seems to work nicely.
servlet-mapping
servlet-namewebdav/servlet-name
: WebDav - mapping question?
Hi guys,
Being using FTP, thought I would give WebDav a try, but cant get it working
nicely...
This is the mapping for the webdav servlet, and this I can get working with
IE web folders (ms webdav client) seems to work nicely.
servlet-mapping
servlet-namewebdav
Konstantin Breu wrote:
Hello Johnny,
maybe it helps to install this Web folders update (at the clients):
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907306/en-us
If you haven't tried this yet, don't bother. As far as I can tell the
MS client is hopelessly broken. It used to be the case it was broken
on
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