> David (Jencks) - if you are listening, did you ever get any further in
> pondering a JCA based file system? That may be a better solution for
> a WebDAV repository than JNDI in the long run??
I assume that you meant J2EE Connector Architecture? The JCA acronym
actually belongs to the Java Cryp
gianny DAMOUR wrote:
Actually, it is possible to deploy the Tomcat's servlet pretty easily
within Jetty: just right now, I do have a WebDAV service running within
a light Jetty container (Server + ServletHttpHandler).
Cool!
The Tomcat's Servlet uses standard JNDI features (DirContext) in order
Greg Wilkins wrote:
My limited understanding of WebDAV is that the protocol is pretty
tivial - but supporting good configuration control is somewhat harder
on the server storage side of things.
Having implemented a Class 2 WebDAV server module for Apache, I'd like
to suggest that the task is not
Greg Wilkins wrote:
I have heard that the tomcat servlet is tomcat specific, but it should
not be too difficult to fix that (one hopes)
Actually, it is possible to deploy the Tomcat's servlet pretty easily within
Jetty: just right now, I do have a WebDAV service running within a light
Jetty conta
I have been meaning to add WebDAV support to Jetty for some time now.
I have heard that the tomcat servlet is tomcat specific, but it should
not be too difficult to fix that (one hopes)
My limited understanding of WebDAV is that the protocol is pretty
tivial - but supporting good configuration cont
Elias Sinderson wrote:
Jeremy Boynes wrote:
I have concerns with Slide, primarily as the last release was Nov 2001,
how active is the project and how stable is it?
I do not know. Hence this memo.
There hasn't been much activity on Slide since the main developers fixed
some issues uncovered during
gianny DAMOUR wrote:
Jeremy Boynes wrote:
I have concerns with Slide, primarily as the last release was Nov
2001, how active is the project and how stable is it?
I do not know. Hence this memo.
There hasn't been much activity on Slide since the main developers fixed
some issues uncovered during
Jeremy Boynes wrote:
IIRC Tomcat comes with a servlet that does webdav much simpler than slide.
It maybe possible to deploy that in Jetty, or to create a similar servlet
built into Jetty (volunteers welcome :-)
Indeed Tomcat provides a WebDAV servlet. I assume that I can re-use this
servlet and mo
> From: gianny DAMOUR [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 5:14 AM
> - A HTTP server needs to be deployed: I will re-use the
> HttpServer of Jetty
> and implement a HttpHandler in charge of handling the WebDAV protocol
> additional methods. AFAIK, one does not need to su
