Hi Martin,
Have you tried setting the init parameters directly, like so:
dispatcher.setInitParameter("cmisVersion", "1.0");
If that works for you, then you don't need your
SpringCmisWebServicesServlet class.
- Florian
I am a java programmer and i currently i working myself into spring 4
(with java 8). I am trying to build a Dam and a cmis connector would
be a really nice feature to have esp with the connector with Adobe
drive.
I looked into the project and esp into the inmemory setup. I was able
to connect a spring project but i encounterd some thing that were not
compatible with the non-xml setup i am trying to run. I was able to
get it running but with some overriding etc, but i would really like
to avoid it if posible.
One of the things that is currently set as an init param on the
servlet using the xml setup is the Cmisversion.
Both versions use the same servlet and it then sets the version based
on the init param. Would it be posible to make those functions public
or maybe pass the version in using a constructor?
CmisWebServicesServlet servlet = new CmisWebServicesServlet();
servlet.setCmisVersion("1.0") //Or a double maybe..dunno how the
nummering goes
I am using a setup where i use spring in combination with a non-xml
setup. Currently i do something likes this
public class CmisInitializer implements WebApplicationInitializer {
public void onStartup(ServletContext servletContext){
WebApplicationContext context = getContext();
servletContext.addListener(new
ContextLoaderListener(context));
ServletRegistration.Dynamic dispatcher =
context.addServlet(name, new SpringCmisWebServicesServlet(version));
dispatcher.setLoadOnStartup(1);
dispatcher.setAsyncSupported(true);
dispatcher.addMapping(mapping);
}
}
Currently i made a SpringCmisWebServicesServlet where i could pass it
in using a constructor, but having a function would be maybe more
clear for the future.
Kind Regards,
Martin van Krieken
