Sounds good. I don't think you have to reuse the WebDAV plugin, just use the sardine library. It offers all the WebDAV methods..
On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 3:37 PM, Jason Irwin <[email protected]> wrote: > OK, so I spent part of the w/end looking at SkyDrive. > > It is indeed a RESTful service, using SOAP for the actual request/response > messages (hence why the WSDL has no "service" element). > The actual handling of documents etc is by use of WebDAV, the SkyDrive part > is really discovery. So hopefully parts of the WebDAV plugin can be reused. > There is a quite a lot of groundwork needs to be done first as I need to be > able to authenticate to the Passport service. > Translating C# to Java is a pain.... :o) > > I am slowly getting somewhere, but I have no experience of RESTful > services, very little of SOAP and none of Passport. I am happy to struggle > on, but someone else may be faster at this than myself (although I do like > the opportunity to learn). > > I am running out of time today, but I think my next steps will be: > 1) See if there is a Java F/OSS implementation for Passport authentication > we can include. > a) If not, try and translate the C# code into one (the SkyDrive plugin > is getting very bloated though). > b) It might be worth while breaking this out into another project(s) at > some point > 2) Get an authentication request sent and get *some kind* of response. > 3) Get a SOAP request sent to the SkyDrive service and get *some kind* of > response. > 4) Work out the kinks and get a valid authentication response. > > J. > >
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