If you've ever thought about exposing your Java web app as a network folder that can be mounted as a drive, we've written a step-by-step guide using the Milton WebDAV library. The blog walks you through exposing a scratchpad that you can extrapolate to your own needs.
Read the full article: How To Write A Dead-Simple Online Network Drive using Java & WebDAV.
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How To Write A Dead-Simple Online Network Drive using Java & WebDAV (3 messages)
- Posted by: Dele Taylor
- Posted on: July 29 2011 11:09 EDT
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- Good article by Brad McEvoy on August 01 2011 01:44 EDT
- Add an email server for even more fun! by Brad McEvoy on August 03 2011 00:24 EDT
- Add an email server for even more fun! by Brad McEvoy on August 03 2011 12:27 EDT
- Add an email server for even more fun! by Brad McEvoy on August 03 2011 00:24 EDT
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Good article[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Brad McEvoy
- Posted on: August 01 2011 01:44 EDT
- in response to Dele Taylor
And nice to see someone is finally doing some decent documentation for milton :)
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Add an email server for even more fun![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Brad McEvoy
- Posted on: August 03 2011 00:24 EDT
- in response to Brad McEvoy
Milton's little sister is <a href="http://geroa.ettrema.com">Geroa, an email server API</a>. It does for email what milton does for webdav, and uses the same pattern of resource interfaces.
Both tools are mutually compatible, but also independent. So you can easily use them together to provide an integrated collaboration environment.
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Add an email server for even more fun![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Brad McEvoy
- Posted on: August 03 2011 00:27 EDT
- in response to Brad McEvoy
Ah, I see TSS has made the editor an easy to use wysiwig thing. Here's that link again - Geroa, an email server API