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Sent: 2. december 2003 20:41
To: 'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Microsoft Webfolder Support
If I put a file with UTF8 encoded characters to a slide server, then slide
will re-encode the filename in the webdavutils as mentioned in the mail!
This is not a problem when
Jacob Lund wrote:
Thanks, I will have a look into that! However according to microsoft
website
then this newer version is only included in OFFICE 2000 SP3 - too bad if
the users do not have ms office :-(
Then customers should ask Microsoft to include up-to-date versions in
Windows
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Microsoft Webfolder Support
Jacob,
seems that I misread what you wrote...:
it does not convert the results back from UTF8 to local! This results in a
presentation of the files that looks a bit funny! But the references are
still valid and if you try to open
Jacob Lund wrote:
The only problem with microsoft webfolders i XP is that it does not convert
back from UTF8 to local when it is presented in the explorer! Then encoding
is correct because when I open the file (eg a .doc) by doubleclicking on it,
then word and/or IE shows the correct decoded
Julian,
I used Windows XP to connect to my slide server running under tomcat
(localhost). But the web folders idea in Windows 2000, I am not sure.
Does win2k o/s supports connecting as a webdav client? Then what's the
difference between web folder idea and webdav client support in windows
xp? I
!
/Jacob
-Original Message-
From: Julian Reschke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3. december 2003 12:03
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Microsoft Webfolder Support
Jacob Lund wrote:
The only problem with microsoft webfolders i XP is that it does not
convert
back from UTF8
Jacob Lund wrote:
I am talking about webfolders!
Sure? Do you have a trace?
As I can see there is one big difference between XP and 2000! Webfolders in
XP will convert to UTF8 before uploading and 2000 will escape in local
character set!
If this is the case, this has nothing to do with WXP vs
Muhammad Ashikuzzaman wrote:
Julian,
I used Windows XP to connect to my slide server running under tomcat
(localhost). But the web folders idea in Windows 2000, I am not sure.
Does win2k o/s supports connecting as a webdav client? Then what's the
difference between web folder idea and webdav
! DAVExplorer always upload in locally escaped
values.
/Jacob
-Original Message-
From: Julian Reschke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3. december 2003 15:14
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Microsoft Webfolder Support
Jacob Lund wrote:
I am talking about webfolders!
Sure? Do you
Jacob Lund wrote:
Thanks, I will have a look into that! However according to microsoft website
then this newer version is only included in OFFICE 2000 SP3 - too bad if the
users do not have ms office :-(
Then customers should ask Microsoft to include up-to-date versions in
Windows service packs
Webfolders in XP converts to UTF8 when uploading a file!
Slide has a problem with UTF8 encoded URL! Following change solved the UTF8
encoding problems for me:
Line 337 in WebdavUtils.java:
return decodeURL(fixTomcatURL(result, UTF-8));
should be changed to:
return decodeURL(result);
Otherwise
Jacob Lund wrote:
Webfolders in XP converts to UTF8 when uploading a file!
Slide has a problem with UTF8 encoded URL! Following change solved the UTF8
encoding problems for me:
Line 337 in WebdavUtils.java:
return decodeURL(fixTomcatURL(result, UTF-8));
should be changed to:
return
trace tool!
/Jacob
-Original Message-
From: Julian Reschke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 2. december 2003 18:56
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Microsoft Webfolder Support
Jacob Lund wrote:
Webfolders in XP converts to UTF8 when uploading a file!
Slide has a problem
Jacob,
seems that I misread what you wrote...:
it does not convert the results back from UTF8 to local! This results in a
presentation of the files that looks a bit funny! But the references are
still valid and if you try to open one of the files in IE then you will
see
the correct decoding of
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