[POLL] Do you still rely on JDK 1.3?

We were having a discussion if we should switch to JDK 1.4 with the next Slide release. The question is how many of you still rely on JDK 1.3. Thanks for participating and cheers, Oliver - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

RE: Slide and XP drive mapping

XP without 3rd party software will only mount a non IIS WebDAV 'share' as a WebFolder. This is only accesible from Office products and products with built-in WebDAV client. Normal windows programs such as notepad, wordpad will not. However, if you use IIS 6, the WebDAV 'share' gets automatically

RE: [POLL] Do you still rely on JDK 1.3?

We use slide in one of our products. We are upgrading to slide 2.x and we do have to support JDK 1.3. Thanks, Kiran. -Original Message- From: Oliver Zeigermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 12:01 AM To: Slide Users Mailing List Subject: [POLL] Do you still rely

RE: [POLL] Do you still rely on JDK 1.3?

I'm rolling out slide under jdk 1.4. I can understand people wanting to keep compatibility though. Could those wanting 1.3 compatibility stick with slide 2.0 until they can upgrade to jdk 1.4? Maybe new features / bug fixes in subsequent versions of slide could be back-ported to 2.0 if they were

Re: Slide and XP drive mapping

Paul Hussein wrote: XP without 3rd party software will only mount a non IIS WebDAV 'share' as a WebFolder. This is only accesible from Office products and products with built-in WebDAV client. Normal windows programs such as notepad, wordpad will not. However, if you use IIS 6, the WebDAV 'share'

JSR 170 available for Public Review

http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=170 It could be interesting to write a store that uses jcr or implement jcr using slide :) -- Davide Savazzi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail:

RE: Slide and XP drive mapping

As far as I am aware, the WebDAV Redirector is a IIS 6 thing. It exports IIS WebDAV folders as Windows Network shares. It is custom MS stuff. WebDAV is built-in to IIS5 (5.1) which ships with XP Pro. However, as a server I am not sure the WebDAV Redirection works. I have seen no documentation for

Re: Cutom authentication for Slide

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

Re: Slide and XP drive mapping

Paul Hussein wrote: As far as I am aware, the WebDAV Redirector is a IIS 6 thing. It exports IIS WebDAV folders as Windows Network shares. It is custom MS stuff. It's built into XP, not IIS. The WebDAV Redirector is a *client*, IIS is a *server*. WebDAV is built-in to IIS5 (5.1) which ships with

Folders inside folders on Windows XP

Hi Guys I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks into their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They see the folder itself as a folder in its root listing!! For every folder the go into they see the folder they are in as well as its contents!!

JDOM problem with slide version 2.0 release

I have noticed a problem using newer versions of Jdom (1.0rc1, Feb 26th 2004 ) with the new slide final release, this did not occur with slide 2.0b1. If i use jdom beta 9 (as provided with slide 2.0) the problem disssapears. I just figured it would be nice to use the latest versions if

Re: Folders inside folders on Windows XP

Hi Alan, can this link help you? http://www.greenbytes.de/tech/webdav/webfolder-client-list.html Regards, Daniel Alan Wood wrote: Hi Guys I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks into their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They see the folder

Folders inside folders on Windows XP

Hi Guys I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks into their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They see the folder itself as a folder in its root listing!! For every folder the go into they see the folder they are in as well as its contents!!

Folders inside folders on Windows XP

Hi Guys I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks into their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They see the folder itself as a folder in its root listing!! For every folder the go into they see the folder they are in as well as its contents!!

Re: How can I stop Office caching files?

Luke Noel-Storr wrote: Hi, There seems to be a problem with Office caching files from slide. If I edit a file on one computer it seems to open it as it was the last time it was saved on that same computer even if it has been edited on another computer in the meantime. So, if I edit a Word file

Re: Slide and XP drive mapping

Daniel Florey wrote: Hi, do you know if there are any document around describing the ms specific things of the Webdav redirector? It would be nice if slide could be mounted in this way. I think we don't have a choice other than hacking slide to work with ms clients. I don't see that ms cares

Re: How can I stop Office caching files?

Julian Reschke wrote: You don't want it to be not cacheable. What you want are working Etag and Last-Modified headers. Maybe there's something wrong with those. Well, the Last-Modified header seem to be working (I have a JSP that displays details of the file and it is correctly displaying the

RE: JSR 170 available for Public Review

hi davide there will be an implementation of the jcr api located in the slide cvs under /proposals/jcrri, available soon. this implementation will represent work in progress. fyi: i'am working on this proposal, on and off, since feb 2003. we had to remove the code from the slide cvs a while ago

Re: JSR 170 available for Public Review

Hi Stefan, is the RI using slide as backend or is your implementation a replacement for the slide core? As we spent some time on improving the slide backend (tx filestore, improved db-stores) it would be nice to have this features available by using the jsr170 api. What about the webdav layer?

Re: JSR 170 available for Public Review

Hi, I've posted this to [EMAIL PROTECTED], but as there is no open discussion (mailing list/newsgroup) I post my first impressions into this archive as well: I'm currently having a first look at the api and like to share my very first impressions: First of all, it looks very mature.

Re: Slide and XP drive mapping

Hi Julian, thanks again for your great work on the webdav stuff! Your site is a great help and a visual pleasure... What exactly do you mean by Network trace shows no outgoing request at all. Do you mean the redirector always sends the request on port 80? Best regards, Daniel Julian Reschke

New moderator needed for slide-dev and slide-user

Hi, I've been the moderator for these two lists for the past two years (I think, maybe longer ...) now, and would like to pass the tasks to someone else. Thanks, Rémy - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional

Re: Slide and XP drive mapping

Daniel Florey wrote: Hi Julian, thanks again for your great work on the webdav stuff! Your site is a great help and a visual pleasure... What exactly do you mean by Network trace shows no outgoing request at all. Do you mean the redirector always sends the request on port 80? Best regards,

RE: JSR 170 available for Public Review

Hi Stefan, is the RI using slide as backend or is your implementation a replacement for the slide core? the current implementation of the ri has no dependencies on slide. it is a proposal only. what future direction the implementation will take is open. As we spent some time on improving the

Re: [POLL] Do you still rely on JDK 1.3?

1.4.x is standard on Mac OSX 10.3. In the .Mac group here at Apple we have no requirement to run JDK 1.3. Chris Sharp On May 18, 2004, at 12:00 AM, Oliver Zeigermann wrote: We were having a discussion if we should switch to JDK 1.4 with the next Slide release. The question is how many of you

Could not parse DAV:version-set:

Hi, I'm running a slide server using a MySQL database but with a file store to store the actual content. I've discovered I have a problem with slide losing the version history after a certain point. I've done a little investigating and it seems that the problem occurs after a file has gone

Re: JSR 170 available for Public Review

Stefan Guggisberg wrote: Hi Stefan, is the RI using slide as backend or is your implementation a replacement for the slide core? the current implementation of the ri has no dependencies on slide. it is a proposal only. what future direction the implementation will take is open. As we spent

Re: Could not parse DAV:version-set:

OK, I've done a bit more investigation, and by adding some logging to the VersionTreeReport class where the error was happening and it seems the problem is that the XML is being cut off at 256 characters, as shown below: D:href xmlns:D=DAV:/history/9/1.0/D:hrefD:href

Re: Could not parse DAV:version-set:

Hmm, OK, yet further investigation has shown the problem to be with the properties table, the column type for the property_value column is varchar(255), so when the history-set is getting longer than this it is truncated and becomes invalid. Can anyone suggest any solutions to this? one

Re: Folders inside folders on Windows XP

Alan Wood wrote: Hi Guys I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks into their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They see the folder itself as a folder in its root listing!! For every folder the go into they see the folder they are in as well as

Re: Could not parse DAV:version-set:

Hi Luke! I am afraid you are right :( What about using a BLOB for the propterty values? This would mean certainly mean a slow down and would require changes to the DB adapter, but would work, right? Oliver Luke Noel-Storr wrote: Hmm, OK, yet further investigation has shown the problem to be