GlassFish v3 itself also supports WebDAV.
See
http://blogs.sun.com/swchan/entry/webdav_in_glassfish
Regards,
Shing Wai Chan
Markus Karg wrote:
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> maybe you ever wanted to be able to access your database with a file
> based frontend? Think of the possibilities: People could list their
> data rows in the client's Konqueror or Windows File Explorer just like
> it would be files. They can drag and drop it, skype them, mail them,
> print them. The content can be rendered on the fly (e. g. *server
> sided* PDF or HTML created at time of file opening). Using an
> enterprise application couldn't be more easy. Get rid of heavy-weight
> closed client containers, just use a dead-simple file API based
> client! No ACC installation anymore, no WebStart needed. Just a plain
> OS as the client.
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> Then you should check out http://webdav.dev.java.net. Using that
> LGPL'ed library it is rather easy to implement this ontop of JAX-RS
> (which is part of GFv3). It was developed and tested using Jersey and
> GlassFish, and is in productive use at several companies, including e.
> g. EADS (the Airbus company).
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> Regards
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> Markus
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