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Well, that is stunning. MS set the default to Digest Authentication in XP an=
d Vista due to security issues.

Thanks for the link. FWIW, I have some homework to do.

In the webDAV client I wrote, I had to work around at least three distinct i=
mplementations of webDAV in Windows distros.

 - Mark

On Mar 27, 2011, at 12:40 PM, Greg Klebus <greg@klebus.com> wrote:

> Hi Fernando
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> It looks like the Windows WebDAV client problem indeed. I think they turne=
d
> on basic authentication by default in W7...
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> This list of WebDAV client issues per Windows version has never failed me:=

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> http://greenbytes.de/tech/webdav/webdav-redirector-list.html
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> (great job by Julian Reschke)
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> HTH
> Greg
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> Greg Klebus  |  Sr. Product Manager  |  Adobe Systems  |
> gklebus@adobe.com| twitter: @gklebus
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> On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 9:12 PM, Furst, Carl <Carl.Furst@mlb.com> wrote:
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>> OK, I understand.
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>> Have you seen this:
>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/841215
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>> ?? I think there might be incompatibilities between win 7 webDAV client
>> negotiations.
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>> This is more a problem with win 7 than Jackrabbit, IMO.
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>> On 3/27/11 1:02 PM, "Fernando Cabredo" <fcabredoph@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> Using http://servername:8080/jackrabbit-webapp-2.2.5/repository/default/=

>>> as your network place will allow you to access the content repository vi=
a
>>> WebDAV client.
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>>> Once you have the network place created in Window, you can browse the
>>> repository in Windows Explorer.
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>>> We have been using this feature since Jakarta Slide.
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>>> Fernando
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>>> --- On Sun, 3/27/11, Furst, Carl <Carl.Furst@mlb.com> wrote:
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>>> From: Furst, Carl <Carl.Furst@mlb.com>
>>> Subject: Re: Adding Network Place
>>> To: "users@jackrabbit.apache.org" <users@jackrabbit.apache.org>
>>> Date: Sunday, March 27, 2011, 11:41 PM
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>>> I think I'm missing something here. Why are you using an http protocol f=
or
>>> a network place? If you network place is localhost, it's a moot point..
>>> Just use the path. Or use your browser.
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>>> If you are looking to parse the directory data or parse the response fro=
m
>>> your local server. You'd have to use
>>> java.net.URL no?
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>>> I don't think that windows shares locations via http AFAIK.
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>>> On 3/27/11 10:33 AM, "Fernando Cabredo" <fcabredoph@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>>> Hi,
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>>>> I tried adding
>>>> http://localhost:8080/jackrabbit-webapp-2.2.5/repository/default/ as
>>>> Windows Network Place in Window 7.
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>>>> However when I typed the URL above, it says that the folder you entered=

>>>> does not appear to be valid. Please choose another.
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>>>> I was not getting this before in Windows XP.
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>>>> Hope somebody will be able to help me on this. Thank you.
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>>>> Fernando
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