Brian Moseley wrote:
Brian Moseley wrote:
my understanding is that you should be able to set arbitrary
properties on any resource that advertises support for PROPPATCH. but
i might be wrong :)
SHOULD :)
furthermore, what's your take on PROPPATCHing the DAV:displayname
property? it's not possible at the moment, but it seems like a standard
operation that any webdav client would expect to be able to do. i don't
believe that's a protected property.
sure, its not protected.
rfc says:
"Execution of the directives in this method is, of course, subject to
access control constraints. DAV compliant resources SHOULD support the
setting of arbitrary dead properties."
the name of the underlaying repository item cannot be altered, so
i think its fine that PROPPATCH for this fails.
i suggest to add all jcr-properties present on the underlaying
resource to the set of dav-properties present on the resource and
an attempt to call setProperty on the simple DavResource will try
to set them... so it would be possible to use the PROPPATCH with
the given implementation... i will do that.
regards
angela
ps: "DAV:" is defined to be the namespace uri.. not the prefix.
thats what i attempted to write before.... ;)
