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| <samples xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" name="WebDAV Block Samples"> |
| |
| <group name="Back"> |
| <sample name="Back" href="../..">to Cocoon Samples main page</sample> |
| <sample name="Back" href="..">to Cocoon Blocks Samples main page</sample> |
| </group> |
| |
| <group name="Documentation"> |
| <sample name="WebDAV" href="http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=WebDAVBlock"> |
| How to How to build a poor men's CMS with Cocoon and WebDAV |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="Setting up mod_dav" href="http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_dav.html"> |
| How to setup the Apache Web server as a WebDAV server |
| </sample> |
| </group> |
| |
| <group name="WebDAV protocol examples"> |
| <note> |
| NOTE: All these samples operate on the filesystem by default. Each sitemap has a global |
| variable {staging} that is empty. Just put your content on a WebDAV server (i.e. copy |
| this folder to your WebDAV server) and point this variable to the corresponding |
| path. The WebDAV protocol is then used transparently. Now you can connect one or several |
| additional Cocoon instances to your WebDAV repository to serve as publishing engines. |
| </note> |
| <note> |
| In fact you could use any of Cocoon's pseudo protocols that implements the TraversableSource and |
| ModifiableSource interfaces. |
| </note> |
| <sample name="step1" href="step1/repo/"> |
| Using the TraversableGenerator |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="step2" href="step2/repo/"> |
| Browsing the folder hierarchy |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="step3" href="step3/repo/"> |
| Changing content |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="step4" href="step4/repo/"> |
| Putting meta data separate. This sample puts the meta data in a separate file with |
| a .meta extension. You could equally well put your meta data in a relational database |
| by putting the SQLTransformer in the write pipeline and modifying the doc2write.xsl |
| stylesheet accordingly. That way you can query your meta data via SQL later on. In the |
| future there will be the possibility to store your meta data together with your document |
| as a WebDAV property and query it via DASL (given you have a DASL enabled WebDAV server |
| such as Catacomb) |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="step5" href="step5/repo/"> |
| Creating new content |
| </sample> |
| <!-- |
| <sample name="step6" href="step6/repo/"> |
| Enabling WYSIWYG - This sample integrates htmlArea (see below for the link) as an example |
| how to integrate other editors. |
| </sample> |
| --> |
| <sample name="Flow sample" href="flowsample/repo/"> |
| Sample using flow |
| </sample> |
| </group> |
| |
| <group name="Serving WebDAV"> |
| <sample name="WebDAV sitemap" href="davmap/repo/"> |
| This sample shows how to serve WebDAV clients from Cocoon |
| (i.e. using Cocoon as a WebDAV server) - still some work |
| in progress, but quite usable already: point your favourite |
| WebDAV client to [Cocoon URL]/samples/blocks/webdav/davmap/repo/ |
| and |
| have fun browsing around! |
| </sample> |
| </group> |
| |
| <group name="DASL"> |
| <sample name="DASL query" href="dasl/"> |
| This sample shows how to run a query against a DASL |
| enabled WebDAV server (such as Catacomb or Slide). It assumes that |
| on localhost a DASL enables server is running with a resource |
| path of /repos (the default place for Catacomb installs). If |
| that's not the case, please change dasl/test.dasl.xml accordingly. |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="Query source" href="dasl/src/test-dasl.xml"> |
| View the actual query source. |
| </sample> |
| </group> |
| |
| <group name="Protocol Level WebDAV Requests"> |
| <note> |
| This sample shows how to run a query against a WebDAV server |
| (such as Catacomb or Slide). It assumes that |
| on localhost a server is running with a resource |
| path of /repos (the default place for Catacomb installs). If |
| that's not the case, please change low-level/test-search.xml and other test-*.xml accordingly. |
| Also, adjust your username/password there. |
| </note> |
| <sample name="SEARCH Request" href="low-level/test-search.xml"> |
| Searches a WebDAV server for everthing that is of content type "text/xml" and return the first 4 hits ordered by content type. |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="SEARCH Request source" href="low-level/src/test-search.xml"> |
| View the actual query source. |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="PUT Request" href="low-level/test-put.xml"> |
| PUT will add a new resource to the WebDAV server. |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="PUT Request source" href="low-level/src/test-put.xml"> |
| View the actual query source. |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="PROPPATCH Request" href="low-level/test-proppatch.xml"> |
| PROPPATCH will set/remove WebDAV properties. Here, we set a sample property "http://cocoon.apache.org/samplenamespace/1.0:caption". |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="PROPPATCH Request source" href="low-level/src/test-proppatch.xml"> |
| View the actual query source. |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="PROPFIND Request" href="low-level/test-propfind.xml"> |
| PROPFIND will select all properties given from the target itself and all immediate decendants (because "Depth" is 1). |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="PROPFIND Request source" href="low-level/src/test-propfind.xml"> |
| View the actual query source. |
| </sample> |
| </group> |
| |
| <group name="WebDAV Source"> |
| <note> |
| Just as with the examples above, make sure a webdav server is running. You can use the sample below after using the PUT request above. |
| </note> |
| <sample name="GETting a WebDAV resource" href="source/test.xml"> |
| with the webdav:// protocol. |
| </sample> |
| </group> |
| |
| <group name="Resources"> |
| <sample name="webdav.org" href="http://www.webdav.org/"> |
| The webdav.org website |
| </sample> |
| <sample name="Catacomb" href="http://www.webdav.org/catacomb/"> |
| A DASL enabled WebDAV server |
| </sample> |
| </group> |
| |
| </samples> |
| |