> Hi,
>
> > >
> > > I am trying out Jetty ( http://jetty.mortbay.com ) as an
> > alternative to
> > > tomcat.
> > >
> > > I have an app that uses slide under tomcat fairly well, via
> > the webdav
> > > servlet.
> > >
> > > Once I switch to Jetty, the app seems to work ok, and DAV
> > explorer also
> > > seems to work ok, but MS Web Folders now fails to connect.
> >
> > I never tried with Jetty. Do you get any traces which would
> > indicate that
> > Slide's WebDAV servlet gets invoked correctly ?
>
> When I use DAV Explorer or IE to browse the web folder, I can see the
usual
> msgs in the container log, eg INFO - GET ...
>
> ...but when I try connecting with web folders, there is no message in the
> log, but I can see a
>
> "PROPFIND /slide HTTP/1.1" 302
>
> message in the jetty log.
>
> Isn't 302 a redirect message - wierd - perhaps Jetty is responding
stangely
> to this. Although its funny that DAVE and IE talk ok...
I think it's a (small) Jetty bug, then : a 302 should not be issued for a
PROPFIND, at least not automatically by the servlet container. The client is
not supposed to automatically redirect in that case, so the request will
fail. You should report it to them.
Unfortunately, you cannot force ms web folders to make the request on
/slide/, where there wouldn't be a redirection. Regardless of what you type,
it will go to /slide ...
> But the exact same URL works for tomcat3.2.1. I don't even close the web
> folder wizard dialog - just close jetty server and start the tomcat one...
Remy
