Hey Brett,
On 26/02/2009, at 5:32 PM, Brett Porter wrote:

I agree with Deng.

I thought WebDAV was a reasonable choice for the central web interface since it forced it to be resource-based and gave a bit of extra functionality. I know that we still had it a little tangled up though.

I've no objection to abstracting it a layer away, but if it's at all hard to add Jackrabbit on top of what remains (plugin? :) then I'd think something has gone horribly wrong. We've (ok, you've!) already done most of the hard work of figuring out some of the client and locking issues - if we don't have a direct need for that then we can document that it is only partially supported and let people that want to fix that do so themselves, right?

Its not difficult to add webdav functionality back in. At this point I'd probably not recommend going the jackrabbit way again - the net.sf.webdav-servlet dudes have done a really excellent job on implementing a new servlet that is not quite so tied up in the jackrabbit way of doing things.

Cheers
James

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