On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 10:19 AM, Ron Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 2008-08-22_09:57:57-0400 Jason Rumney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> >> >>2008-04-09_06:24:21-0400 Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> >> >> >>>The AtomPub end-point will be: >> >>> http://hostname/roller/roller-services/app >> >>> >> Ron Peterson wrote: >> >>I'm trying this, and if I log in as plain ol' me, I get an >> >>authentication error, but if I log in as my admin user, I get in. >> >> >> >> >Am I misunderstanding what the service URI should be? >> >> >my $SERVICE_URI = "https://pub.mtholyoke.edu/journal/roller-services/rap";; >> >> Reread what Dave wrote above, and I think you'll have the answer. > > I should have mentioned that I've been using the 'app' url. On my last > attempt I tried 'rap' is all. Sorry about that. > > Now I've switched from perl to java, and I'm using the java code from > Dave's book, only slightly mogrified (code below). > > I've taken Apache https/ajp proxy out of the equation - I'm connecting > directly to a tomcat http connector. Again, I can retrieve data as my > admin user, but not as myself. Maybe this is the way life's meant to > be. Are non-admin users disallowed from using APP? Examples below.
If AtomPub is enabled then users with ADMIN or AUTHOR rights in a blog should be able to use it. LIMITED bloggers are not allowed to edit via AtomPub. - Dave
