I found we have a similar problem as the one described in issue #59142 in OOo's web site. The matter is that OOo, after the PROPFIND I mention, sends another one, but without authorization header, so it gets an HTTP 401 an fails. As I am new in this, I don`t understand this issue's state (I'm gonna study it right now), any help is welcome.
Ernesto "Kai Sommerfeld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió en el mensaje news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi, > > Ernesto Pin wrote: > > I'd like to know the steps performed by openoffice when I ask it to save an > > edited document on a WebDAV server (and what it expects to receive as > > response for each one). > > I have successfully opened a document that is on a Webdav server we > > developed, edited it, but when I press "save" the last thing openoffice > > does, is a PROPFIND for document's containing folder. After that openoffice > > says that "the document cannot be saved, object cannot be created in...". > > ¿Which is the expected response to that propfind?,¿Why I get that error?. > > In general, we don't have problems with storing documents back to > WebDAV servers. I suspect there is something "different" with the server > you've developed. > > The response must of course comply to RFC2518. If I only knew the > concrete problematic PROPFIND request you receive from OOo I could > probably answer your question. ;-) It should be easy to catch and to > post it to this list, then. > > - Kai. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
