Replace the server name (127.0.0.1) and the port (8086) with the entries that are correct in your configuration. To make the WebDAV access to OpenCms work again after configuring this way, you have to insert the following lines to the VirtualHost entry in your nf: If you want to remove the '/opencms/opencms' from the url, you have to set up an Apache HTTP Server with an VirtualHost entry in the nf (see Alkacon Documentation). If you have OpenCms installed as a web application 'opencms' in your web application container (running at port 8080) you can login to the workplace with the following url: Then you will find the WebDAV at this url: Additional information if removing '/opencms/opencms' with Apache HTTP Server

In other words the url where to get access to the WebDAV servlet:Īs default you will find the WebDAV access by adding 'webdav' to the servlet context. The second entry in the web.xml file defines the servlet mapping. Attention: You have to specify some different parameters for this repository. The complete documentation describes the use of the default repository. This was made to test the WebDAV protocol with the WebDAV servlet. To access files and folders found in a defined directory of the hard drive on the server. As an alternative you can specify the repository '.CmsFileRepository' here The default value specifies that the CmsRepository should be used, which means that you see the resources in OpenCms through this servlet. It defines the repository to use through the WebDAV servlet. repository: This parameter usually should not be changed.readonly: Though permissions set in OpenCms find attention in the WebDAV protocol as well, it is possible to set the access to OpenCms through WebDAV to all users to read only.Through the Web Browser it is only possible to list and view the resources. But this way it is not possible to edit, delete or create resources in OpenCms. listings: If set to true (the default), you could browse to the contents of OpenCms with a Web Browser.There are three parameters which allows you to configure the WebDAV access: A default configuration of this servlet is already entered in the web.xml:Ĭreates an access to OpenCms through WebDAV. The access to OpenCms through WebDAV is realized with a own servlet (CmsWebdavServlet). Additionally some hints while removing '/opencms/opencms' with Apache HTTP Server are given. 2.2 The login procedure, default site and projectĭescribes the entries made in the web.xml file of OpenCms to activate or deactivate the WebDAV protocol or to change the behavior.2 General information for using the OpenCms WebDAV servlet.1.2 Additional information if removing '/opencms/opencms' with Apache.

Browser based webdav client