they are samples for authentication and webdav in "samples" area for uploading they are several threads in this list
--stavros On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Sandor Spruit wrote: > [Context: cocoon-2.1.2-src.zip as of 10/1/2003, 4:42:00 PM] > > Hello all, > > I'm considering the use of Cocoon 2.1.x as the primary engine for a new > students' lab environment. Though I've quite some experience with Cocoon > 1.x, I'm overwhelmed by the sheer size of recent versions. Frustration > is coming up. There are multiple elegant ways to do almost anything, but > I'm wading through docs and Java files: close but not quite there :) > > I've built Cocoon 2.1.2 from the source and copied relevant parts to a > separate directory to act as the base for my own web application. I've > experimented with sitemap features. No problem there. But now I'm stuck. > > I need three features to work orthogonally across my web application, > and have as yet not been able to get anything working: > > 1. Uploading files > > I think a custom Action provides the best way to implement uploading > files. I can introduce a FileUploadAction in the main sitemap, then > reference it in subsitemaps to match a URI at my convenience. Right? > > 2. Authentification > > What I need is a basic mechanism to handle restricted access to my > web application. Something like the JDBCRealm with users and roles > cf. Tomcat, plus user groups. Specific groups of users, with full > sub-site access - i.e. anything below some point in the hierarchy. > > > 3. Webdav access > > It would be very nice if people could upload files to my Cocoon site > through webdav, because of the increasing support for webdav in XML > editing software. At present, the only way to get read/write access > is to bypass Cocoon and use the Tomcat webdav functionality. Cocoon > for publishing, a Tomcat backdoor to edit - both servlets accessing > the same datasource (filesystem, database etc.). Right? > > Any comments on these three issues will be much appreciated, > Sandor > > -- > Information and Computing Sciences, Utrecht University > Contact information, see: http://www.cs.uu.nl/people/sandor/ > "Our minds are harnessed by knowledge, by the hill and the will > to succeed". From: Fish, "Vigil in a wilderness of mirrors" > > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > 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]
