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Rafael Slide User | 4 Jun 04:39
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DB2 pureXML Adapter Update

Hi Folks,

This is my third attempted because the first attempted was rejected as
SPAM.  =(

This e-mail is an update for the DB2 pureXML Adapter for Apache Slide.

We have submitted the Apache CCLA for this contribution and the grant has
been recorded.   A zip file containing all the code is attached.

In the code provided, at the following path
slide/adapter/com/ibm/db2/purexml,  we have included the following two files
which are part of the org.apache.slide.store.impl.rdbms:
JDBCAwareInputStream.java and StoreContentZip.java .

The previous two files are included --without any modifications.  The reason
for this is that these classes are not declared as public and therefore
could not be referenced from outside of the package. Since this adapter was
written in a separate package we had this limitation.

One possible solution could be to incorporate our classes in the
org.apache.slide.store.impl.rdbms package or to change those previously
mentioned classes to public. This will be left at the committer's
discretion.

What do folks think?

regards,
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Rafael
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Russ Ehmke | 4 Jun 22:17
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WebdavResource(HttpsURL)?

Hello,

The Jakarta Slide Client JavaDoc (v2.1) does not state that HttpsURL classes can be supplied to the
WebdavResource constructor.

I attempted to do so anyway (JDK 1.5); resultant exception below...

Can one not use the Slide Client over HTTPS despite having imported the appropriate SSL certificates?

<code>

HttpsURL hrl = new HttpsURL("https://" + hostname + "/" + documentLibrary);

WebdavResource wdr = new WebdavResource(hrl);

</code>

<error>

org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase processRequest

INFO: Recoverable exception caught when processing request

org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase processRequest

WARNING: Recoverable exception caught but MethodRetryHandler.retryMethod() returned false,
rethrowing exception

org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpRecoverableException: java.net.SocketException: Software
caused connection abort: recv failed
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Brian Jeltema | 5 Jun 12:46
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Re: WebdavResource(HttpsURL)?

>
> Can one not use the Slide Client over HTTPS despite having imported  
> the appropriate SSL certificates?

I don't know what is causing your failure; I've used HttpsURL  
successfully in the past.

Brian
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Zeus Courtois | 8 Jun 02:24
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DB2 pureXML Adapter Update

Hi guys,

This e-mail is an update for the DB2 pureXML Adapter for Apache Slide.

Please download the code from www.zeusorion.com/adapterCode.zip.  I did not attach it to this email, it
was being rejected as spam.

We
have submitted the Apache CCLA for this contribution and the grant has
been recorded.   A zip file containing all the code is attached.

In the code provided, at the following path slide/adapter/com/ibm/db2/purexml, 
we have included the following two files which are part of the
org.apache.slide.store.impl.rdbms: JDBCAwareInputStream.java and
StoreContentZip.java
.

The
previous two files are included --without any modifications.  The
reason for this is that these classes are not declared as public and
therefore could not be referenced from outside of the package. Since
this adapter was written in a separate package we had this limitation.

One possible solution could be to incorporate our classes in
the org.apache.slide.store.impl.rdbms package or to change those
previously mentioned classes to public. This will be left at the
committer's discretion.

What do you think?
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Roland Polzer | 11 Jun 12:26
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WCK and Vista client


Hi,

I am using the slide WCK with tomcat 5.5.17 and everything works well using
http and https.
But access from Vista fails. The reason seems to be that Vista does not
allow basic authentication.
An https connection from vista was supposed to work with basic
authentication. But it did not when I tried it.

Can I configure WCK to use another authentication scheme?

Thanks,
Roland
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Daniel Abella | 11 Jun 17:00
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Webdav Client

Is possible to identify when the user interrupt (click on cancel in progress
window) the transfer of files (download/upload) using webDav?
I'm using Windows Webdav Client.

Cordially,
Daniel
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Jeff Hillier | 16 Jun 02:13

Stopping the physical removal of empty folders...

Hi All-

I've been using slide for some time now with a FileStore (linux) and a J2EE 
Store (backed by an Oracle DB).

Currently when I delete all the files from a folder, the physical folder is 
removed from the file system. This is ok for most of my folders, but I have 
a few specific cases where if a folder has no files in it, I still need the 
folder to exist on the file system...

Short from adding a file that can't be deleted to the folder, how can I 
keep certain folders from ever being deleted once they have been created...?

Does the recursive delete happen in the content store? or is it a result of 
some other action?

any info on where to start looking would be greatly appreciated..

Thanks

Jeff
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Miguel Figueiredo | 18 Jun 10:40
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RE: Stopping the physical removal of empty folders...


Hello Jeff,

 Are you using ACLs feature? It would be easy to do what you want by denying
write permissions to the folder you want to protect.

Hope this helps,
Miguel Figueiredo

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Hillier [mailto:hillier1 <at> llnl.gov] 
Sent: sábado, 16 de Junho de 2007 1:13
To: slide-user <at> jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Stopping the physical removal of empty folders...

Hi All-

I've been using slide for some time now with a FileStore (linux) and a J2EE 
Store (backed by an Oracle DB).

Currently when I delete all the files from a folder, the physical folder is 
removed from the file system. This is ok for most of my folders, but I have 
a few specific cases where if a folder has no files in it, I still need the 
folder to exist on the file system...

Short from adding a file that can't be deleted to the folder, how can I 
keep certain folders from ever being deleted once they have been created...?

Does the recursive delete happen in the content store? or is it a result of 
some other action?
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Jeff Hillier | 18 Jun 18:54

RE: Stopping the physical removal of empty folders...

Miguel-

Thanks for getting back to me..

I am using ACL's to control access but I'm not sure that will help..

The real problem isn't that the user has access to delete the folder, that 
part is done. The problem is that when all the files in the folder are 
gone, the folder is still present in the metadata slide keeps, so it shows 
up accessing it, but it isn't present on the underlying file system. The 
folder in question is required to be present on the file system for 
external applications..

If there is at least one file in the folder all is well, remove all the 
files and slide removes the folder from the file system because its empty 
but to the slide end user it appears as if it still exists...

Jeff

At 01:40 AM 6/18/2007, you wrote:

>Hello Jeff,
>
>  Are you using ACLs feature? It would be easy to do what you want by denying
>write permissions to the folder you want to protect.
>
>Hope this helps,
>Miguel Figueiredo
>
>-----Original Message-----
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Miguel Figueiredo | 18 Jun 19:00
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RE: Stopping the physical removal of empty folders...


Hello Jeff,

 That is an interesting behavior which I was not expecting. It should be
implementation specific of the TxStore all right, although I never looked
into that code.

Miguel

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Hillier [mailto:hillier1 <at> llnl.gov] 
Sent: segunda-feira, 18 de Junho de 2007 17:55
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Stopping the physical removal of empty folders...

Miguel-

Thanks for getting back to me..

I am using ACL's to control access but I'm not sure that will help..

The real problem isn't that the user has access to delete the folder, that 
part is done. The problem is that when all the files in the folder are 
gone, the folder is still present in the metadata slide keeps, so it shows 
up accessing it, but it isn't present on the underlying file system. The 
folder in question is required to be present on the file system for 
external applications..

If there is at least one file in the folder all is well, remove all the 
files and slide removes the folder from the file system because its empty
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