I appreciate replies to my earlier posts; I have few more questions. - I have seen the term "remoting JCR calls". What does this mean?
-you have mentioned "a PROPFIND will do the trick and expose the list of child items" Could you please elaborate? -I was only interested to see the child items and not the content of the file. I would imagine something like a rootNode, under which is a node(s) that represent the files. -Anyway in your path http://localhost:8080/jr/server/default/jcr:root/path-to-your-file/jcr:content/jcr:data, would path-to-your file be the name of the file uploaded. -A more general question: what is the difference between JCRWebdavServerServlet and JCRWebdavServer? Does JCRWebdavServerServlet call into JCRWebdavServer? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Angela Schreiber wrote: > > hi > > if you are looking for webdav functionality just > use the default webdav server under your > > > http://localhost:8080/jr/repository/default > > and forget about the JCRWebdavServerServlet. this one > is built for remoting jcr-calls and not file-based > view. > > pkrishna wrote: > >> I just installed the above servlet as part of the >> JackRabbit-WebApplication >> 1.4. I am able to browse to this URL >> http://localhost:8080/jr/repository/default or >> http://localhost:8080/jr/server/default using Explorer (windows xp). But >> can >> I copy a file from the local filesytem to this URL using the explorer? I >> couldn't see of a way to do this. >> >> I used an open-source webclient that allowed me to copy 2 files from >> local >> drive to default workspace. After uploading the files, I was able to >> browse >> to localhost:8080/jr/repository/default and list the files but I expected >> to >> see item view when I browsed to localhost:8080/jr/server/default. Instead >> when I click on jcr:root, I am seeing an xml but not the nodes >> representing >> the files I uploaded. > > the xml is displayed, when upon GET. a PROPFIND > will do the trick and expose the list of child > items. in order to 'GET' the uploaded file you > have to access the corresponding binary property > in the repository. something like > http://localhost:8080/jr/server/default/jcr:root/path-to-your-file/jcr:content/jcr:data > >> I would appreciate if somebody can clarify why this is the case. > > regards > angela > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Not-able-to-see-Item-view-through-JCRWebdavServerServlet-tp19659607p19673158.html Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
