I think it is a common requirement and I believe that's one of the major reasons why we want to use Slide.
I was trying to do the same thing but now I am using webDAV API simply because it is easier to understand and use - especially for beginners. Using the webDAV API in my application is fine so far - of cause I only tested simple functions, like creating/removing folders, uploading files. but I feel that there are two areas I need to watch out: 1) sharing session data between two servlets (my application and slide servlet). I am not sure if I need to but if i have to, then I think i might have some difficulties here. 2) putting the right code at the right place for example, who should authenticate the user ? my application or Slide servlet ? li xin -------snip --------- > > good question ! I wish I could use it. > > I need to develop a content management system > basically with: > - file versioning support. > - custom meta information for differents content > types. > - searching support. > but this new system must be integrated with an > existing J2EE web app: > Presentation layer ( jsp & struts ) TOMCAT > Logic ( entities & session beans ) JBOSS > Database: MySQL > > I'm thinking in an architecture like that: > -JSPs for navigate directories, upload files, > search files, etc. ( user > interface ) > -a session bean in JBOSS, which use native Slide > API to reply requests > from > JSPs. > > I think I can?t use the webdav servlet for my new > system, but I?m not sure. > what do you think ? Does anyone do something like > that ? > > thanks you ! > > Regards, > > -- > Juan Andr�s Bentancour. > > > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail SpamGuard - Read only the mail you want. http://antispam.yahoo.com/tools --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
