I guess this is more related to the WebDAV client that you are using than to the WebDAV server (here Jackrabbit). Jackrabbit does not control how the client opens WebDAV files.
I don't use Windows, and I don't know how good the built-in WebDAV client in Vista is, but the Windows built-in clients had a lot of issues. Try another webdav client (but I can't recommend one). Regards, Alex On 30.11.10 15:03, "Mario Killmer" <i...@mk-webservices.de> wrote: >Hello, >I'am new to webdav and jackrabbit. I want that users can upload files like >word, excel etc. to an webapplication. >Than the users should be able to open, modify and save (from an webfolder) >the documents back to the application. > >I installed the jackrabbit-webapp-2.1.2.war in tomcat 6. >I also changed the repository.xml to use my msql instance. >By now I setup a webfolder (windows vista) with the url to the >jackrabbit-webapp application. >I created a jsp file to upload files to the repository. >In the webfolder I can see the folders and files. >Everything works fine. > >But when I hit a double-click on a file in the webfolder - nothing >happens.Is this a permission issue ? >When I open the URL in a webbrowser I can click on a file-link - but the >documents open in the normal >manner. That means, th enormal open-save-dialog will apper. How can I >configure jackrabbit that a >document will be open in - maybe -word, i make some changes and save the >changes directly back to the database ? -- Alexander Klimetschek Developer // Adobe (Day) // Berlin - Basel
