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Chandler/Cosmo Interoperability Testing

WebDAV account"> Test 1: New WebDAV account

Created a WebDAV account in chandler with this info:

  • Server: localhost
  • Path: /webdav/bcm/
  • User name: bcm
  • Password: xxxxxx
  • Port number: 8443
  • Use SSL: yes

Hit the test button but there was no response. Talked to Morgen and found out Chandler doesn't support SSL for WebDAV yet.

Test 2: Without SSL

Used the same info as above with these modifications:

  • Port number: 8080
  • Use SSL: no

Hit the test button. Cosmo logged three repository login requests. Chandler gave me a dialog saying i have read access but no write access.

Test 3: Cosmo Access Logging

Used the same info above but added an access logging valve to Cosmo's Tomcat so i can get more info about what's happening:

  • PROPFIND /webdav/bcm/ returns 207
  • PROPFIND /webdav/bcm/c1e6b8e8-a2e7-11d9-c71a-000d935d33e8.tmp returns 404
  • PUT /webdav/bcm/c1e6b8e8-a2e7-11d9-c71a-000d935d33e8.tmp returns 403

It turns out that my custom jackrabbit AccessManager? doesn't give the user permission to store version history information for the created resource, so i have to figure out how to do that before i can continue with the tests.

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