Am 03.04.2002 11:28:39, schrieb Christopher Lenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >Am 02.04.2002 13:42:13, schrieb "Jan Wrang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>I've downloaded the SLIDE_1_0 branch from CVS, but I'm having a problem which >>might be a bug ?? >> >>The webdav interface (through MS explorer) works correct when the scope >>parameter is set to '/', >>but if I specify the scope to be '/files', the folder I'm currently accessing, >>is being displayed as being a >>child to the current folder. Let me give a short example >>When I go in to the root, which is /files, I see a folder named files, even >>through there isn't a folder named /files/files >>If I go in to a existing folder named test, I see a folder named test even >>though there isn't a folder named /files/test/test >> >>Any advice on the to solve this ? > >Not yet, but I'll look into this problem as soon as time allows. Thanks for >reporting it. > >BTW, I remember having that sort of problem with the HEAD branch of Slide at >some point, but it wasn't related to the scope feature IIRC.
Okay, could you try with a fresh checkout of SLIDE_1_0. It will suffice to build and replace the slide-webdavservlet.jar in your deployment, as all changes were local to the WebDAV servlet. Also, the directory-index generation should now also work if: (a) the scope attribute is set but (b) doesn't match the servlet-mapping. >From my investigations, that probably has never really worked until now ;[blush]) -chris _______________________________________________ /=/ cmlenz at gmx.de -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
