wierob,
I am the lead of project "WebDAV Support for JAX-RS". Our project web
site is not yet built up again since java.net's move to the Kenai
platform, unfortunately. The software is working well with Jersey, as it
was developed ontop of it (but it is able to run with any JAX-RS engine
as it does not use any proprietary Jersey things). If you have any
questions just write to this forum but please add [WebDAV] so my filter
will find it. You can find the source code (to be compiled with maven by
simply executing "mvn install") here
http://java.net/projects/webdav-jaxrs/sources and sample programs
showing most features here
http://java.net/projects/webdav-addressbook/sources and
http://java.net/projects/webdav-fileserver/sources.
As java.net is currently switching their Maven repository, it is best if
you compile locally, as the binary downloads might not work at the
moment. Sorry for the inconvenience, but java.net unfortunately is still
under heavy construction apparently.
Regards
Markus
-----Original Message-----
From: wierob [mailto:wierob83_at_googlemail.com]
Sent: Mittwoch, 27. Juli 2011 10:44
To: users_at_jersey.dev.java.net
Subject: [Jersey] Which WebDav library should I use in combination with
JAX-RS/Jersey?
Hi,
I like to make my REST service (implemented with Jersey) WebDav-cabable.
My question is which library to use to get the best Jersey/JAX-RS
integration e.i. re-using my existing code.
I found
http://java.net/projects/webdav/ this project but can't find
any
documentation. Besides the project looks inactive.
http://incubator.apache.org/wink/index.html Apache Wink is a JAX-RS
implemenation with WebDav support. But I guess that this might not be
compatible with my Jersey-based implementation.
Any experience or recommendations?
thanks in advance
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