Hi Peter, I got the latest and greatest code from CVS now. Setting DAV:getcontentlanguage works fine on a VCR. However, as stated in varios places of RFC3253, only the content and the dead properties are stored on a VR. Although DAV:getcontentlanguage is a live property and therefor not versioned, it seems strange for me, that the default "en" keeps set on the VR. The same applies to DAV:comment for instance, which isn't set on a VR.
Regards, Andreas On 29 Oct 2002 at 14:32, Nevermann, Dr., Peter wrote: > Hi Andreas, > > > > A property p is writable iff !p.isProtected(). Furthermore, > > teh follwong > > > implications hold: > > > 1) p.isComputed() => p.isProtected => p.isLiveProperty() > > > 2) p.isDeadProperty() => !p.isProtected() (i.e. is writable) > > > > > Where is this specified? I don't find anything about protected > > and computed properties in RFC2518 or in > > \docs\schema\webdav.xsd. The spec is only about dead and live > > properties, I think. > > RFC2518 does not talk about protected and computed properties but DeltaV > does (see RFC3253, section 1.4). We decided to classify the *all* live > properties (i.e. including RFC2518 and ACL) according to DeltaV's scheme ... > and also made some mistakes :-). > > > > It's a bug: the property is currently "protected" but it > > shouldn't. I will > > > fix that immediately. > > > > Thank you very much! > > Fix is already checked-in. > > Regards, > Peter -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:slide-user-unsubscribe@;jakarta.apache.org> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:slide-user-help@;jakarta.apache.org>
