Sorry for the little info. I have this node structure (okm:document is something like nt:file)
[okm:resource] > nt:resource, mix:versionable - okm:size (long) mandatory - okm:author (string) mandatory - okm:versionComment (string) copy [okm:document] > nt:hierarchyNode, mix:referenceable, mix:lockable, mix:accessControlled - okm:author (string) mandatory - okm:name (string) mandatory - okm:language (string) - okm:keywords (string) mandatory + okm:content (okm:resource) primary mandatory The document node is not versionable itself, the versionable node is a subnode. Probably this is the problem. And I don't know which class should I modify to work with this node structure. I have created my own IOHandler, PropertyHandler handler (based on org.apache.jackrabbit.server.io.DefaultHandler) and now I can write and read documents using WebDAV. And yes, I use last Jackrabbit stable version. On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 11:06 AM, Angela Schreiber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi paco > > I've trying to make a CHECKOUT and the server return an error: 405 Method >> Not Allowed. I use "cadaver" as WebDAV client. >> > > are you using jackrabbit 1.4? > did you make sure, that the resource is version-controlled? > > with the information given, that's the first thing i > would suspect. if both are met and your resource is indeed > version-controlled, you need to provider more information > for i don't know by heart what could be wrong then... e.g. > a log of the http conversation. > > btw... just to know that i'm on the right track: you are > talking about the simple dav server, don't you? > > regards > angela >
