> How recently was the CVS code fixed? I'm using a fairly recent copy of > it, but not the absolute latest. Do I need to do anything special to > the URI (e.g. encode the spaces) I pass to WebdavResource.putMethod?
I checked in the changes about two weeks ago. And no, you don't have to encode the path if you use WebdavResource.putMethod(). In the (hopefully near) future you will have to encode the path yourself if you use PutMethod or any other method directly, but not for the convenience methods in WebdavResource. Regards, Ingo > > K.C. > > Ingo Brunberg wrote: > > >You should be able to PUT files with spaces in their names to a WebDAV > >server with the current code from CVS. However, the way it's currently > >implemented is not the right one for sure. I have also missed two > >methods, namely Mkcol and Unlock, so you will not be able to create > >collections or unlock files with spaces in their names. > > > >Eric Johnson recently submitted a patch, that should solve the > >problems in the right way. Before applying that one I just would like > >to see the Slide client use the URL stuff from Commons-HttpClient > >rather than its own. Unfortunately this might require an API change. > > > >Regards, > >Ingo > > > > > > > >>I've seen questions but no answers for this issue in the archives. I'd > >>like to be able to upload a file with spaces in its name because this is > >>possible using the WebDAV protocol (Specifically, I can drag and drop > >>such a file using Web Folders into my Slide repository with no errors). > >> > >>K.C. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
