Thanks Edmund. I have been using WCK but still have that feeling of so
much extra baggage, not to mention extra config files. Yes, I want to
write a class that implements an interface like the interface you
implement with WCK.
As for lock management, I can't use Slide's lock manager because there
are multiple interfaces to my application, so files might be
locked/unlocked from outside the webdav arena. (Like you might lock a
file via a SOAP call, and then that has to be reflected to a user
accessing the file over WEBDAV)
Edmund Urbani wrote:
>Bill Keese wrote:
>
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>>For webdav-enabling an existing java application, I'm just wondering
>>what the alternatives are to Slide, . Since Slide is a content
>>management system with a webdav service built on top of it, it functions
>>well as a CMS but it's overkill when you want to Webdav-enable an
>>existing system. It does all sorts of user-management and
>>lock-management stuff that I don't want.
>>
>>I feel like I just want something that converts the HTTP requests into
>>calls to java functions. (And also does the XML serialize/deserialize
>>for stuff like PROPFIND.)
>>
>>Comments?
>>
>>Bill
>>
>>
>
>I don't really know of any free alternatives to Slide, but integration
>should not be too hard with the WebDAV Construction Kit (WCK). After
>all, that's what it is for. You can find WCK is in the Slide CVS. There
>has been no release yet AFAIK.
>
>I think you can disable (most of) the user management stuff and simply
>configure tomcat to do no authentication. And the lock management -
>well, that kind of comes for free - no administrative overhead, so why
>get rid of it?
>
> Edmund
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