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Subject: Re: Transfering jsp pages via WebDAV cuts away java code
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Hi Volker,
That is right. The webserver will send the processed jsp output, and not
the actual jsp code.

To accomplish what you want to do, you will have to create a VirtualHost
(let's say on port 85), and set the type to text/plain, using the following
directive:

 ForceType text/plain

Virtual Host e.g.


    <VirtualHost 129.219.64.34:85>
    DocumentRoot /usr/local/apache/htdocs/
    <Directory /usr/local/apache/htdocs/>
    DAV On
   </Directory>
    ForceType text/plain
    </VirtualHost>

Offcourse you will have to start listening on port 85 as well, so add the
following line to the httpd.conf as well

Listen 129.219.64.34:85

In Peace,
Saqib Ali

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Hi folks,

I have a problem to use the WebDAV module. If I try to download jsp pages
via the WebDAV interface, the java code is cut apart and I only get the raw
resulting html code. Has anybody an idea how this could be solved? Possibly
the system is using the standard methods (including calling the underlying
tomcat engine to gather the data, but in this cases all kinds of cgi would
not be accessible for WebDAV? Any idea would be appreciated.

Volker


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