1) Yes. 2,3) Slide only handles authorization itself (what a user is allowed to do once they are logged in). Authentication is handled by the App Server. In order to log in the Slide you need to tell the App Server how to authenticate users. This either means creating users in your App Server's user database (tomcat-users.xml by default for Tomcat) that match the users that Slide knows about, or configure Tomcat to use Slide's user database to authenticate users (the SlideRealm).
-James >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/22/04 5:55 PM >>> I have the following questions involving slide, now that I have made some progress... 1) by default, if I just use the .war file are there any stores created? If I just use the default domain.xml file? 2) If I try to use slide 2.1 binary, authentication pops up when I http://localhost:8080/slide and I tried to use root, root, or guest, guest and still are not able to log in. Has anyone else experienced this? (This test was done by simply putting the .war file in my Tomcat 5.0/webapp folder, and then re-starting Tomcat 5.0) 3) In my sample code I am able to create an WebdavResource and I am able to retrieve listing by calling list(). But when I try to use the putMethod(MyFile) it returns false. I have checked MyFile.exists() and it's true, but putMethod() is returning false, am I over looking something? Any hints or pointers would be appreciated. Thanks -- Jimmy --------------------------------------------------------------------- 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]
