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Jean-Marc Borer edited comment on VFS-467 at 3/11/13 1:39 PM:
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It checked this with:
* Tomcat + webdav servlet
* Apache + webdav plugin
So I can certainly say it is supposed to work that way (which seems obviously
logic to me, by the way). If someone can prove me the opposite, (s)he is
welcome.
I also tried to look for this information in the RFCs, but was not able to find
it. I wanted also to know if the RFCs specify that a dir list should always
include the parent itself. Not sure it is defined there...
was (Author: jmborer):
It checked this with:
* Jackrabbit
* Tomcat + webdav servlet
* Apache + webdav plugin
So I can certainly say it is supposed to work that way (which seems obviously
logic to me, by the way). If someone can prove me the opposite, (s)he is
welcome.
I also tried to look for this information in the RFCs, but was not able to find
it. I wanted also to know if the RFCs specify that a dir list should always
include the parent itself. Not sure it is defined there...
> WebDAV: list children returns parent directory instead of ignoring it
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: VFS-467
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VFS-467
> Project: Commons VFS
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0, 2.1
> Reporter: Jean-Marc Borer
>
> WebDAV seems to always include the parent folder when returning a list
> of children for a directory. This is due to a wrong test in WebdavFileObject
> doListChildrenResolved:
> if (isCurrentFile(response.getHref(), name))
> {
> continue;
> }
> where
> private boolean isCurrentFile(String href, URLFileName fileName)
> {
> String name = hrefString(fileName);
> if (href.endsWith("/") && !name.endsWith("/"))
> {
> name += "/";
> }
> return href.equals(name);
> }
> where the parent dir returned in the WedbDAV response should be ignored.
> However the test compares a RELATIVE href (first arg), with an ASBOLUTE href
> (second arg)
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