Hello Jan, usually it's the WebDAV client (in this case OpenOffice 3.2.1) that should (must?) lock the file. That is, it's not the server that's going to automatically lock the file when someone opens it, but it's the client (XML editor) that asks the server explicitly to lock the file when opening it and then to unlock it when closing the file.
For example, XMLMind's XXE works this way (didn't try lots of other editors, but I think this is the way things are to be done). Good luck. 2010/9/22 Jan Pernica <[email protected]>: > Hi. I just found jackrabbit as a good start point for our WebDAV project. > I have run standalone server to find features of jackrabbit and I found > following problem: > Using OpenOffice 3.2.1 I am able to open the same document from two places > and both of them can write the content. > > the questions is: > How to lock document to be read-only if it is edited by some user? > > Thanks for any hints > > Regards > > Jan > -- Fabián Mandelbaum IS Engineer
