One thing that strikes me immediately when looking over your post is
the argument to propfindMethod() "DAV:group-member-set". Either omit
the namespace or better use a PropertyName.

Ingo

> Hi there,
> I still have the problem that I don't get the group-member-set property.
> Nothing helped so far, also a lot of people replied.
> 
> Here is a list what was posted yet:
> 
> - It's because of the commandline client. it can not display XML.
> But I also don't get it when using the java client api. No chance. I see
> that there is a property, but the String's always empty
> 
> - One pointed out that in HIS version it works well. Ok I thought, I'm
> using 2.0 Maybe it's already fixed in 2.1.
> But when updating to 2.1, the problem still exists. No change at all.
> 
> - Others posted, that I should just write a custom store, or add some help
> nodes below the collection of that role, keeping the users in that role.
> I can not work with that, as my Client is a CLIENT not a server. I don't
> wnat to touch the server side, so that I can log into any slide server, or
> even other acl webdav servers, if there are any.
> 
> - James Mason said it IS actually returned, but not with a propgetall
> response but only with a propget request for a single property and that
> this behaviour could be disabled in the web.xml of slide. I disabled it
> and I do a propfind on that very specific property (not a propgetall) and
> still I only get empty Strings. Or, to be exact, it is Strings with a lot
> of spaces in it. Actualy there is something, because when I misspell the
> property name I dond't get that empty Strings.
> 
> So is it possible that the client api can not display the xml stuff either??
> My test-code for this property looks like that:
> 
>        WebdavResource resource=...;
>        try {
>           Enumeration enum=resource.propfindMethod("DAV:group-member-jet");
>           if (enum!=null&&enum.hasMoreElements()) {
>              while (enum.hasMoreElements()) {
>                 out.write((String)enum.nextElement()+"<br>");
>              }
>           }
>           else out.write("enum was empty!");
>        }
>        catch ( Exception e){ out.write(e.toString());}
> 
> Do I have to use different methods of WebdavResource, or do I have to
> specify the property name differently?
> I realy need to find out how to get this thing, and it seems some of you
> did already. Please help.
> I'm already over the time for this project and I realy got stuck on that
> thing.
> Regards,
> Frank


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