14 Jul
2008
14 Jul
'08
11:24 a.m.
Hi Paul,
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 2:06 PM, Paul Libbrecht <paul(a)activemath.org> wrote:
Le 14-juil.-08 à 10:23, Asiri Rathnayake a écrit :
- you should find some webdav client library that you can use in your
Asiri,
I think webdav client classes are known to be:
- highly wished by many (really)
- not widespread enough or not mature (e.g. Slides' client seemed to have
security issues)
tests
(DavExplorer or SLIDE) and use it to send simple commands to your
module.
Ok, i think i can use jackrabbit webdav client classes. Btw, i wish to
perform refactoring (little by little) along with test writing task. I
hope
this is ok with you :)
Very fine if you can influence the jackrabbit client
to actually be wide
usage, last I checked it not have a sufficient webDAV client (or server? I
don't remember, RMI was haunting then).
You are correct about jackrabbit-webdav client classes. Seems like there are
only a handful of
classes<http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/jackrabbit/trunk/jackrabbit-webdav/…s/>.
But the jackrabbit webdav server library is a very complete implementation
according to my understanding. But yes, the documentation is poor and
managing cross-platform issues seems to be the hardest task.
Please be aware though that WebDAV compliance is sometimes quite hard.
True.
At least I know the mod_svn had to work individually for each client to
make sure that their auto-commit feature works (and it still doesn't on
MacOSX webDAV I think).
To my knowledge, the most old-fashioned and beloved client is Cadaver, you
may want to make sure this one works at least.
I think for writing test cases we need a java based WebDAV client library. I
will look into DAVExplorer ad see what i can find there.
Thanks.
- Asiri
paul
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