Hello Miguel,

thanks for you answer, but if I understood you correctly then there are 3
ways to use WebDAV.
1st) using it with the Slide (complexest way)
2nd) using it with the wck framework
3rd) using it directly (simplest way)

So the 3rd alternative is the best for me, that means that I can use the
servlets api to create the objects directly in my java code, but now I'm
searching for a simple example. I'm hanging in eclipse library imports,
there is the message that a type cannot be resolved, because the type is
indirectly referenced by a class file. But which are the correct imports for
it? I added the "%tomcat%\server\lib" as external librarys to the project,
now I can make a instance from the WebdavServlet but if I want to call now a
method of the object I will get always this "indirectly referenced" error.

Regards
Mario Becker-Reinhold


Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
> 
> 
> Hello Mario,
> 
>  For accessing the webdav server programmatically, I recommend using
> slide's
> webdav client api - there is no problem using it in a eclipse project.
> 
> Hope this helps,
> Miguel Figueiredo
> 
> 

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