The WebDAV server supports access to content of the CoreMedia Content Management Server with WebDAV-enabled applications like Microsoft Word 2010.
The WebDAV support is provided by a web application which is deployed in the servlet container. The contents of the Content Management Server appears in a web folder of the WebDAV client. Section 3.17.2, “Configuration and Operation” describes how to create a Windows web folder. Configure WebDAV support in the files
webdav.properties
,capclient.properties
located in the directory <WebDAVServletContext>/WEB-INF/properties/corem
where
<WebDAVServletContext>
is the path to the WebDAV servlet context, for example
tomcat/webapps/webdav
. The WebDAV web application uses the CoreMedia
logging-component for logging which already provides default logging configuration. To
change the configuration, you can put a logback.xml
file into the WEB-INF
directory. For
more information about the logging component, see the [CoreMedia DXP 8 Manual].