Hi Dirk
I tried out as U said. But seems there are some version mismatches.
I took the lates CVS source and build the slide.war and deployed in
tomcat4.0 b7
Then Tried to connect using the Slide webdavclient(invoked using
therun.bat)
When i tried using the Put command as mentioned earlier I got the
Forbidden message
Now I used ur Domain.xml and also tried the acl command I got the
following messages
what has to be done , Any tip. .....
[ Slide ] $ open http://akumar.centervilletech.com:8080/slide
[AKUMAR.CENTERVILLETECH.COM] /slide/ $ put j3.pdf files
Uploading 'j3.pdf' to '/slide/files': failed.
Forbidden (403)
[AKUMAR.CENTERVILLETECH.COM] /slide/ $ acl
Error: PropFind didn't return an AclProperty!
Regards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-----Original Message-----
From: Dirk Verbeeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 6:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Webdav programming
Bita Shadgar wrote:
> Dirk Verbeeck wrote:
>
>> Bita Shadgar wrote:
>>
>> > I had installed slide 1.0.11 before and I could create mkcol,
>> proppatch
>> > and propget by using the run.sh in client/bin directory and also
>> make
>> > them persistent into a database. Do you know how can I use the
>> slide's
>> > webdav client with jakarta-tomcat-3.2.3.
>>
>> just copy slide.war in the webapps directory (and restart) and do
>> "open http://localhost:8080/slide"; in the command line client
>>
>
> When I try to mkcol after open the url I get this message:
>
> [ Slide ] $ open http://localhost:8080/slide
> [LOCALHOST] /slide/ $ ls
> files
> [LOCALHOST] /slide/ $ mkcol test
> Making '/slide/test' collection: failed.
> Forbidden (403)
> [LOCALHOST] /slide/ $
>
> Indeed when I try to run the SimpleClient.java I get this error
> message:
>
> classes% java SimpleClient
> Reopen connection : Host:localhost Port:8080
>
> MKCOL /slide/newpath HTTP/1.1
> Content-Length: 0
> Host: localhost:8080
> User-Agent: Jakarta HTTP Client/1.0
>
>
> HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden
> Set-Cookie2: JSESSIONID=yreq6zfty1;Version=1;Discard;Path="/slide"
> Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=yreq6zfty1;Path=/slide
> Servlet-Engine: Tomcat Web Server/3.2.3 (JSP 1.1; Servlet 2.2; Java
> 1.2; SunOS 5.7 sparc; java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.)
>
> Closing connection
> End session
> Closing connection
> classes%
>
> Is something wrong with my setting. Every time I receive 403 Forbidden
> error.
Actually, you have to do the same thing I said to Kumar:
I think I'll make a FAQ item for this... :-)
you have to give more permissions to guest
add the following line in domain.xml
<permission action="/actions" subject="/users/guest" />
after:
<objectnode classname="org.apache.slide.structure.SubjectNode"
uri="/files">
I'll attach a changed domain.xml
A second thing is that you normally don't put files in /slide, you put
them in /slide/files.
(look at my example it makes a /slide/files/newpath )
If you want to check your permissions you can always use the "acl"
command:
[ Slide ] $ open htpp://localhost:8080/slide
[LOCALHOST] /slide/ $ acl
ACL for /slide:
------------------------------------------------------------
granted to /slide/root (not protected) (not inherited)
DAV:all
granted to /slide/user (not protected) (not inherited)
DAV:read
granted to all (not protected) (not inherited)
DAV:read
------------------------------------------------------------
[LOCALHOST] /slide/ $ cd files
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/ $ acl
ACL for /slide/files/:
------------------------------------------------------------
granted to /slide/users/guest (not protected) (not inherited)
DAV:all
granted to /slide/users/john (not protected) (not inherited)
DAV:read-acl
DAV:write-acl
granted to /slide/%2B/users/groupA (not protected) (not inherited)
DAV:write
granted to all (not protected) (not inherited)
DAV:read
granted to /slide/root (protected) (inherited from '/slide/')
DAV:all
------------------------------------------------------------
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/ $ mkdir newpath
Making '/slide/files/newpath' collection: succeeded.
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/ $ cd newpath
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/newpath/ $ acl
ACL for /slide/files/newpath/:
------------------------------------------------------------
granted to /slide/users/guest (protected) (inherited from
'/slide/files')
DAV:all
granted to /slide/users/john (protected) (inherited from
'/slide/files')
DAV:read-acl
DAV:write-acl
granted to /slide/%2B/users/groupA (protected) (inherited from
'/slide/files')
DAV:write
granted to all (protected) (inherited from '/slide/files')
DAV:read
granted to /slide/root (protected) (inherited from '/slide/')
DAV:all
------------------------------------------------------------
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/newpath/ $ put a.html
Uploading 'a.html' to '/slide/files/newpath/a.html': succeeded.
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/newpath/ $ ls -l
a.html 2590 text/html Aug 14, 2001
12:02:02 AM
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/newpath/ $ acl a.html
ACL for /slide/files/newpath/a.html:
------------------------------------------------------------
granted to /slide/users/guest (protected) (inherited from
'/slide/files')
DAV:all
granted to /slide/users/john (protected) (inherited from
'/slide/files')
DAV:read-acl
DAV:write-acl
granted to /slide/%2B/users/groupA (protected) (inherited from
'/slide/files')
DAV:write
granted to all (protected) (inherited from '/slide/files')
DAV:read
granted to /slide/root (protected) (inherited from '/slide/')
DAV:all
------------------------------------------------------------
[LOCALHOST] /slide/files/newpath/ $
If you don't use authentication you are "/slide/users/guest"
with the modification in domain.xml you get all permissions on
/slide/files
and you can do what you want...
Dirk
