Hello Paul, Waling,
Many thanks for your feedback! I'll keep tuned for more of
it 
Regarding paths, Waling suggestion rings true to me. I'll
give a word of
warning though, if the users, roles, or other paths are not
well defined,
slide features will stop to work, or worse, slide will stop
altogether. For
example, if you don’t have the users path defined, it won't
be possible to
define ACLs to any user.
Never tried to use that web.xml configuration parameter, so
I don't know
how it will behave if you configure it to serve the
"/files" path (will ACL
feature still work? If yes, how do we identify a user in a,
for example, ACL
command?).
Many thanks,
Miguel
-----Original Message-----
From: Waling Dijkstra [mailto:walinskydotcom hotmail.com]
Sent: terça-feira, 12 de Dezembro de 2006 12:00
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: web.xml's JSP interception
Paul,
you might consider setting
<param-name>scope</param-name>
to <param-value>/files</param-value> in web.xml.
This will disable access to /users etc.. over webdav though.
(unless I've
overlooked something) (anyone?)
rgrds,
Waling
On 12-12-2006 06:11, "Paul Hammant" <paulhammant.org> wrote:
> Miguel,
>
> Yes you're right, this is Sitemesh and Slide merged
into one web
> app. We'll tell more another day! - perhaps when we've
done
> something interesting with the concepts.
>
> In this case the JSP is the Sitemesh decorator (not
under slide
> control) and it works sweetly you'll be pleased to
know.
>
> We wonder if it is possible to remap the directories
for slide. For
> example, i wish I could have Slide serve
files-under-dav control
> from / rather than /files. With exceptions for other
directories
> like /decorators. We have tried to change Domain.xml
and change the
> relevant section, but it does not seem to change the
preferred
> location - "/files". We kinda want to hide
the other directories /
> users /groups etc and only concentrate on files under
DAV control.
> To get Slide to kinda work like mod_dav does
>
> Thoughts?
>
> - Paul
>
> On Dec 11, 2006, at 8:16 AM, Miguel Figueiredo wrote:
>
>> Hello Hammant,
>>
>> If you remove the configuration fragment, the web
server will
>> handle de JSP
>> file before Slide do. That means, it will compile
the JSP, and
>> serve you
>> it's compiled contents (witch probably might
present you with an
>> internal
>> server error page).
>>
>> Since you're asking that question, seems to me
that you are trying to
>> deploy a web application inside slide namespace.
Although it is
>> interesting,
>> don't know if it brings more problems that anyone
can handle.
>> I don't know Sitemesh, but is it true? You're
trying to deploy a
>> web app
>> inside slide namespace? If yes, I would be very
interested to know any
>> problems you might encounter.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Miguel Figueiredo
>>
>
>
>
>
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