i would like to put a link in my site to documents to open them with
webdav, i mean i want that a user (logged) opens a document to modify it and
save it by webdav, do you have code for it?(vb net, asp net, c#). (im at an
shared hosting, so i cant install software in my server, exactly arsys.es in
Spain).
I want to create a custom webdav server by implementing IHttpHandler in my own class and firing it via IIS 6.0 Wildcard Application Maps. I have written my HttpHandler class implementing IHttpHandler. In the ProcessRequest method, I simply write a line to the Application Event Log stating what verb was requested.It doesn't work with a wildcard application map and a WebDav request.If I configure an extension specific map (.test for example) and launch a GET request from a browser, the handler fires as expected and records the event to the Event Log. If I remove all extension specific maps and configure a Wildcard Application Map and launch a GET request from a browser, it works correctly. HOWEVER, when I try to map a drive to the virtual directory (with the mini-redirector in XP) I am prompted for username and password. No accounts even with administrator level access will satisfy the prompt. I always receive Error 5 (access denied.A few other details: WebDav is enabled as a Web Service Extension in IIS 6 configuration. I've tried creating an application pool with administrator level identity. NTFS file permissions for the content directory are set to Everyone - Full Control. Write and Directory Browsing are checked on the application folder. I have configured my application in both the web server root and in a virtual directory.
View Replies View RelatedI'm looking for a component that helps me to WebDav-enable my software. I don't want to implement the code to translate http-requests into com- or. net-calls, so I'm looking for a WebDav-wrapper at the server side.
May be there is a way to implement an interface, install such a handler on my server and voila: WebDav is there for my CMS. It seem to be impossible to find such a product with google, because a query for WebDav results in so many hits.
I just started playing around with WebDAV. The basic configuration is done
and works. For example I am able to open a document via HTTP from within
Word and save it.
What I am really looking for is a way to integrate WebDAV into an ASP
application. Initially I tought, that if WebDAV is enabled, a link such as
http://server/app/test.doc would automatically open the document as a WebDAV
document. However, this is not so. The document is opened in Word inside the
browser (as without WebDAV), but it cannot be saved remotely.
So question is: can an ASP application make a document be opened as a WebDAV
document?
I have the following code, that retrieves the emails from a designated inbox, stores the message and subject content in a SQL database and then deletes them from the exchange server. Now I need to take the attachments for each email and save them on a different server.
I've researched this all day, and I keep finding references stating that I can download the file using, X-MS-ENUMATTS. I'm using it currently to retrieve a list of attached files, however I fail to see how I can download the attachment to my webserver using this.
The red code below is a request to the actual file. So I know the http path to the file, how do I go about saving it to my server? If I can't downlaod it without any user interaction, is there at least a way that I could allow the user to download the file via a link, without them being prompted for a username or password? Code: