Hello,
maybe a filter, mapped to /* could look for requests to /webdav, and then
send the direct response (OPTIONS/PROPFIND,), instead of 302. This could
be a workaround. There is also the problem with some MS clients, which do
requests to / (first of all OPTIONS requests). This could also be s
Hello Johnny,
maybe it helps to install this Web folders update (at the clients):
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907306/en-us
Cheers,
Konstantin
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Have you tried to stop the firewall(s), virus scanners,... at the vista
client? You could do that and repeat your test.
HTH
Cheers,
Konstantin
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You can try to use a tool like fiddler, to see better what happens at the
requests. Have you tried to change the xmlhttprequest call so that it
requests a static html file from tomcat? Does that work? Which progid do you
use to instantiate the xmlhttprequest object (if you instantiate it via new
Ac
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I have tested it with Eclipse 3.2 and Tomcat 6 (jre1.5.0_10), with chinese,
korean and hebrew characters, it works... Which Tomcat and JDK version ar
Hello,
former versions of Tomcat had a WebDAV servlet/filter as example how to use
WebDAV with tomcat. It does not seem to be part of Tomcat 6. Why was it
removed? Was it moved to some other installation package/project?
I'm asking also because I have problems when using the webDAV function (of
to
