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Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 09:15:04 +0100
From: Christian Stocker <me@chregu.tv>
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Hi


On 10.2.2009 10:42 Uhr, Angela Schreiber wrote:
> hi christian
> 
>> But I also already ran into my first issue. I wrote a little client for
>> testing purposes and I can't connect to the Standalone Server with it.
>> It aborts with
>> javax.jcr.RepositoryException: Unauthorized
>> because the Server answers with a 401 on the first REPORT request, which
>> is done on RepositoryImpl.create(config). Since I didn't find a way to
>> give the User/Password before that REPORT request, I'm a little bit at
>> loss now.
> 
> how does your web.xml look like?
> can you check if the missing-auth-mapping init-param
> is present and its value is empty.


That was the general problem. I used jackrabbit-standalone and not
jackrabbit-webapp and there web.xml wasn't changed to using
JcrRemotingServlet.

Copying that pathc to jackrabbit-standalone fixed all the problems and
it works fine now.

Thanks a lot

christian

> this forces a null-login on the repository unless auth is
> forces (e.g. by sending an auth header).
> 
> then i noticed that your url is "http://localhost:8080/server"
> unless you changed the defaults it should probably be
> http://localhost:8080/jackrabbit/server.
> 
> apart from that: i quickly made a simple test and it
> worked for me. ((i'll add that test setup to spi-contrib)).
> 
> regards
> angela