Angela, I was following this thread and would think it would be very helpful if you can put a RepositoryFactory in the spi2dav sandbox.
Thanks ** julio -----Original Message----- From: Angela Schreiber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 1:32 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Fwd: Which RepositoryFactory for WebDAV?] > That's what I'm trying to avoid. Are they at least available on a > Maven repo somewhere? hopefully not. sandbox projects are not released and i would be surprised if someone you put a snapshot to to a public available maven repo. if, however, you think the spi2dav sandbox project should be put into a common release cycle, feel free to open an jira issue for that. > I saw that too, but I don't want "to test the WebDAV remoting" as > mentioned in the README; I want to use it. fair enough. but currently it is in the sandbox, there is not automated testing installed and i can't promise you that everything works smoothly. if you can live with that, feel free to use it. bug reports and requests for improvement are welcome. > [...] The ideal solution would > be like org.apache.jackrabbit.rmi.client.ClientRepositoryFactory where > I just configure it in my context.xml with the URL it needs and my > code to lookup up the Repository object from JNDI doesn't need to > change. Does such RepositoryFactory exist? at Day we are having a RepositoryFactory to obtain a jcr2spi Repository based on an extended version of the webdav remoting. i can put a similar factory for spi2dav to the sandbox, if you want me to. up to now this simply didn't have too much priority. hope that helps angela
