Ok, thanks a lot, i will have a look at cocoon wiki ! Geoff Howard a écrit : > > I see. The server itself has access to a webdav folder on a third > machine. As > far as I know, there will not be a way to automatically handle this because > cocoon's uploads are using java.io.File to automatically save files and I > don't think this will work saving to a webdav folder, which as I understand it > is not a folder at all, but a pointer to a url using the http protocol. If > your > particular server and webdav implementation happen to support it though > you'll be > in luck but it would be as easy as specifying whatever file path in web.xml > you use > for the local webdav "folder" on the server. > > If that doesn't work as I suspect, you'll need to write an action to get the > FilePart out of the request, call getInputStream and send that input stream > over http to the webdav location. > > See: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=FileUploadWithAction and > http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=FileUploadsWithCocoon > > for more information on the process up to and including getting the input > stream. > > You may also get info from WebServiceProxyGenerator and/or HTTPProxyGenerator > > Beyond that though, I'll not be much help. You may want to repost a new > question focused on how to send input stream to a webdav repository on another > server from within an action. > > Geoff Howard >
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