On Tue, Oct 15, 2013 at 3:50 PM, Christoph Läubrich <[email protected]>wrote:
> > "stable" and "working with every client" are two very different things. > You are right, sorry for using inadequate wording :-) > > > > Out of curiosity: what was the problem that you encountered? > > I wasn't able to mount the WebDav neither under Linux nor Windows > releiable (while "other" WebDavs like Apache worked) sometimes it worked > for one of them (I think I finally got it working under Windows using > Sling, but not JackRabbit Standalone) , in a Webbrowser it worked but all > file nodes where not accessible as files (there was a posting in the > newsgroup as well). > Under linux I have experienced serious problems with the gvfs gnome component. I remember mounting jackrabbit some years ago, so either a ubuntu or jackrabbit regression is at work. I was able to mount jackrabbit using davfs2, but it downloads the whole file on any access (GET /file without any range request is what I see on the wire), placing a big strain on the network and the client and tremendous latency when one manipulates a number of 1GB files, which is my use case. Regards Santiago > > Am 14.10.2013 16:36, schrieb Julian Reschke: > > On 2013-10-12 13:03, Christoph Läubrich wrote: >> >>> Last time I tried using WebDav it was not very stable (e.g. not working >>> with every client) and it was not that easy to set it up "from scratch" >>> >> >> "stable" and "working with every client" are two very different things. >> >> Out of curiosity: what was the problem that you encountered? >> >> with an existing repro/installation. >>> So I would recommend you first try the RMI aproach and the decide if the >>> performance is enough for you (I think the objectexplorer uses RMI and >>> that worked out-of-the-box). >>> >>> Am 11.10.2013 19:14, schrieb Jon Svede: >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> Our Jackrabbit app is using a repo that runs within our application. >>>> We load our repository.xml in our code to create access. Lately, I've >>>> been looking for some tools to help explore our content and all of >>>> them talk about being able to use webDAV or RMI. The docs talk about >>>> RMI not being very performant, so I guess I'd like to set up the webDAV. >>>> >>>> How do I setup a webDAV repo with the one I already have? Can I deploy >>>> the webDAV war file and point it to our repo? There don't seem to be >>>> any docs I can use (but if there are please forward the links). The >>>> docs that exist on the Jackrabbit site are somewhat vague (at least to >>>> me). >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> Jon >>>> >>> >>> >>> >> >
