-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 André,
On 11/29/16 12:36 PM, André Warnier (tomcat) wrote: > On 29.11.2016 17:56, Mark Thomas wrote: >> On 29/11/2016 16:44, Arno Schäfer wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I have activate WebDAV in our web application, as it is in >>> tomcat. A filter control the access to exactly one folder >>> inside the web application. This application is used only >>> internal in the intra-net and so it run just over HTTP without >>> any user permission. Open and save Office documents on this >>> WebDAV URI work fine. What I have to do, that I can mount this >>> one directory to the normal explorer. If I do it, like you see >>> in the Attachment, I get the message, that Windows has no >>> access. Do I have something to configure in the server, that >>> directories can be mounted or does the standard WebDAV servlet >>> do not have this feature? >> >> Some versions of the Windows WebDAV client refuse to connect if >> the server root is not WebDAV enabled. > > Some recent versions of Windows also require that the server be > HTTPS. And with HTTP Digest authentication for some silly reason. >> There is also this code that you might find helpful - although it >> hasn't been updated in a while: >> http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/tomcat/trunk/java/org/apache/catalina/fi lters/WebdavFixFilter.java?view=annotate >> >> >> >> The general recommendation is to use a 3rd party WebDAV client. Check >> the archives details (I think it is Chris that uses one). > > +1 There are so many differences between different versions of the > MS DAV redirector, with so many inconsistencies and bugs between > them, that it is generally-speaking a big loss of time to try to > accomodate and support them all. For example, you have already > experienced one inconsistency : MS-Office uses one form of DAV > Redirector, while Windows Explorer uses a different > "mini-redirector", and they have different requirements. When your > organisation in the future updates either MS-Office or Windows, > the behaviour will likely change. Search "windows webdav" in Google > for an overview. Microsoft has done what they can to kill WebDAV. We have resorted to using South River Tech's WebDrive software. (I have no financial interest in their company; just a satisfied user.) MacOS and Linux seem to have no problem connecting to WebDAV shares in general. I have never tried to configure Tomcat for WebDAV access: I use httpd for that, but all of the above caveats with WebDAV from Windows will apply regardless of the server software involved. Good luck. - -chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJYPdHXAAoJEBzwKT+lPKRY0uwP/2a8JiHpwrp3AaDa0KJc+yef RrUmG6aOmAiCDnUm//o/8LEsB/SCol8yF7BA8x/3Ea5UtV808ujRf5WRP5Qb8Wkc IsPLIw0wPwldNlQHqCCxDdLT+7nYixm2NF3zF1kDkv9ZYPFRJXLNQNXsjaFSmqTj tOsSLttWWDEJKHeJSHWP4YWUdRNFduTlSJhiHje7zD/n8FGLmXEmFJUfG+ZueHKm pPX+aHDLkyTTt10QaIZXPDDYpW6NXtwzBNV31JbTcJc29UhnEeAXrOjLJgVBR+uv 9rQBey9hNTcijKONL1djfcs9IgHpyEHIfnL1B6R8wv+f7LjU5eCYCRUlTtJeLame gdSZ8LaP/c4Ok9KXduDUk/lTplhONxZ0iA0rrVgc9h/WxRk1qzTU/CmVGgThSzcx neoiTXU9E7Enwsv6wD2h8DtxX16L5R6Fg8gXWZvt1RZJlofySkuQ6zNkpGWeI+cH 1NZb8lPLjnXHc/sKFSPx0onrMXy3vl+xPPEnJx3uybyTdZ3c2lhMiie5JWWXE0z5 SIhEMkGbDLWcL92s9Ne8Fsiwi+vLQryZV8b+bgD7bNRFj7tzkAG4CIbqRJpa/o9i jhLivwvYJ+yNrrzX5cWR6xQeCYXOEqL9lFj23wwbhlG8DM012LbKDh5EaJEN9U7c 0mjTO+euIzmVvqIHtZoz =ohgJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
