Neil,
Glad to see you got it working - I'm not sure about the jikes/javac issue.
Regarding the C:\
How are you launching the chooser - I usually do it something like this -
// client is an instance of SPWebdavClient
// current is an existing SPFile that may or may not exist
String rootpath = "/Server-webdav/files/"; //This is usually stored as a
property
String home =
EditorSettings.getSharedInstance().getProperty("user.home.dir");
if (client !=null ) {
try {
parent.setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.WAIT_CURSOR));
if (current!=null && current.exists())
chooser = SPFileChooser.
createWebFileChooser((SPFile)current);
else {
chooser = SPFileChooser.
createWebFileChooser(client,
rootpath);
((SPFileChooser)chooser).setHomeDirectory(home);
}
((SPFileChooser)chooser).setFileFilter(filter);
parent.setCursor(Cursor.getDefaultCursor());
} catch(Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
parent.setCursor(Cursor.getDefaultCursor());
}
Hope this is of some use.
Justin.
>> These errors I have no idea about. They go away if you just run javac
>> directly on the two files in question. Perhaps there's something really
>> broken in the ant build file causing this? I ended up just compiling
>> these two files directly, and letting ant finish the rest. Works fine
>> then.
>>
>> If _anyone_ can shed light on what might be causing this, please tell
>> me!
>
Using jikes instead of javac I managed to compile them (jikes did give
8 warnings). So I could start the client and it seems to work pretty
well. However the filechooser shows "C:\" as the root of the webdav
server.
>> This error is known about, I haven't had time for a proper fix.
>> Basically, we needed proxy support, so I hacked it into the http client
>> code. It seems to work, but it really is a nasty hack. I can send you
>> diffs if you want to do the same, but we really need to get this
>> resolved properly some time soon.
>
Thanks but I need no proxy right now so changing the startSession
methods was enough for now.
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