Try issueing a 'proppatch' command with the full path to the resource.
By the way, I agree that the command line client needs to be rewritten.
I was looking on an approach using 'java-readline'
(http://java-readline.sourceforge.net), in order to avoid parsing
problems and permit a better
an initial effort?
Oliver
Jean-Baptiste Lièvremont wrote:
Try issueing a 'proppatch' command with the full path to the resource.
By the way, I agree that the command line client needs to be
rewritten. I was looking on an approach using 'java-readline'
(http://java-readline.sourceforge.net), in order
Hi all,
I have found a plugin for NetBeans which uses the Slide WebDAV client
library v1.0 to mount DAV servers as filesystems in the IDE. The issue
is that, as I expected, it won't work with newer versions of the library.
Does anyone know about the developpers of this library ? Is there a
Hi,
I am using the slide-2.0/tomcat-5.0.19 bundle. I am trying setup ACLs on
collections I have created. My tree looks like this:
/files
|-/Perso
| |-alice
| |-bob
| |-charles
...
As I try to setup ACLs using the Slide WebDAV commandline client (v
2.0), I have the following issues:
)
at
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardServer.start(StandardServer.java:2345)
at org.apache.catalina.startup.Catalina.start(Catalina.java:594)
... 6 more
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
The Postgres port has been tested with 7.3 and 7.4, not with 7.2,
maybe this is the problem...
Oliver
Jean-Baptiste Lièvremont wrote:
Hi
Hi,
Is there a project to implement a WebDAV store for Slide ? If so, I
would be greatly interested in such stores. I think it would be really
great to be able to use cascaded Slide instances.
Regards
J.B.L
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Hi,
I'm using the slide 2.0/tomcat 5.0.19 bundle with a Postgres 7.2.1 DB
server. I do not use JNDI. The JDBC Jar file is in
$CATALINA_HOME/common/lib.
I have created the tables Slide requires to use the DB as a store. The
database is accessed by a user named 'tomcat' which has all permissions
Thanks for the advice. Do you know a fairly good RDBMS written in Java ?
We are actually thinking of a 'full-Java' solution for our product,
that's why we used HSQL DB.
Regards
JB
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
As indicated by the exceptions you do not seem to have access to the
tables. Grant them
Thanks for this help, and special thanks to Paul for the incoming FAQ -
great job !
Regards
JBL
James Mason wrote:
You need to add the user to a role as well. You do this by setting the
DAV:group-member-set property on the role you want to user to have to a
value that contains the user's uri.
There is a missing parenthesis at the end of the first statement of the
HSQLDB Schema ( from
http://www.java-internals.com/code/slide/docs/howto-jdbcstore.html). The
correct schema is:
create table objects(uri varchar(65536) primary key, classname varchar(4096));
create table children(uri
Hi,
I'm using Slide 2.0 rc1 in a Tomcat 5.0.19 server. Slide uses the
SlideRealm for authentication. I am able to connect the server under the
default identities (root, john, john2, guest) with the default (null)
password.
Then I connect as root with DAVExplorer (0.90). I am able to change the
Hi,
In my previous message, I had been trying to perform manually what is
used in the Slide-Tomcat bundle. Looks like I forgot something.
Now I use the bundle. Property changes work. But as it comes to a
freshly created user, nothing works.
I create a collection, put a 'password' property with
Hi,
Here planning: deployment as content and version manager for a major
actor in the french DoD
Antti Koivunen wrote:
Hi there,
We're considering of using Slide as the document repository for an
extranet solution. Our client is pretty comfortable with the idea, but
since Slide is not yet
Thank you so much ! I had not expected such a complete, accurate - and
fast ! - answear :)
If I may go further, I have a few more questions.
I want to allow users to access Slide from a web frontend (actually a
customized Jetspeed portal), from a 'heavy' (client side) Java client
AND from some
Hi,
I'm using Slide 2.0 within Tomcat 5.0.19, JDK 1.4.2_03. I would like to
use a custom (SSO) authentication mechanism to control access to the
Slide server. Actually, I want to totally get rid of the simple HTTP
auth mechanism and use an external tool - for information, the Central
Hi,
I'm using Slide 2.0_rc1 with Tomcat 5.0.19, JDK 1.4.2_03.
When I try to set properties on a file with the Slide command line
client, I get the following output:
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/common/ $ propgetall truc
Getting properties '/slide/files/common/truc':
D:displayname : truc
Hi,
I have a problem uploading files to my Slide server. I use the Slide
command line WebDAV client to connect to my server (Slide 2.0rc1, Tomcat
5.0.19, JDK 1.4.2_03). I authenticate myself as root, 'cd' to files.
Until then it is alright, actually I am able to browse the directory
Hi,
I have the following trace in catalina.out while launching Tomcat:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/catalina/realm/RealmBase
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass0(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:537)
at
It seems that it is a Tomcat-related problem, actually I think that it
does not load the .jar files in the right order.
What I am trying to do is use Slide with the built-in authentication. As
I already had a Tomcat (5.0.19), I only downloaded the .tar.gz bundle
with the server and the
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