Oliver, Is there any documentation or mailing list posts describing what the Projector is, what features it provides, and maybe some examples of how it could be used? I found some posts where it was initially discussed, but there wasn't enough information for me to really consider using it for a project. It *seems* promissing, but I really have no idea what it does (or how it does it).
-James >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/6/2004 11:31:16 AM >>> Pawe? Garbacz wrote: > Is there a posibility to extend Slide in such a way we get an interface > to enter in a special form (on a web page) those attributes before (or > maybe just after) storing the document into the repository? I mean is > there any posibility to extend actions like PUT, GET, etc. in order to > present to the user the form into which he or she can enter the > properties describing the resource? As Michael Oliver already said, use one of the well known web frameworks and build the web application yourself. Should be pretty easy and straight forward. Even though it is still in the development phase you might want to check out the Projector web and workflow framework that is specially geared towards WebDAV and Slide which is right now only available via CVS, but will be part of the next milestone release towards Slide 2.1 I agree with Michael that the best approach is to program against the client library of Slide. There are several reasons I think so and I will elaborate upon request. If your webserver is going to be a full J2EE application server it might be interesting for you that I am presently developing a connector for WebDAV that allows you to integrate WebDAV requests in a J2EE transaction. This will be part of the next milestone as well. Oliver --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
