Just stumbled on this while reading the sling mailing list:
Apache's web server default mime-type list, together with associated extensions: might come handy, includes the relevant RFCs in the comment
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Dienstag, 12. Mai 2009
Donnerstag, 11. Dezember 2008
Apache Jackrabbit 1.5
Apache Jackrabbit was just released in version 1.5.
It looks that this is the "yes, we heard you" release, and is a huge jump forward for straightforward usage:
1) grab the jar-file
2) java -jar jackrabbit-....jar
And... there is no step 3 :).
I can't stress out enough the importance of such easy usage. While it already has been more or less simple to use Jackrabbit in, say, semi-professional setups, it now has the chance to hit the Main Street. "Want webdav? Well, you'd better use that jackrabbit thingie".
Ok, there may be some steps 3, but I will write about those later
It looks that this is the "yes, we heard you" release, and is a huge jump forward for straightforward usage:
1) grab the jar-file
2) java -jar jackrabbit-....jar
And... there is no step 3 :).
I can't stress out enough the importance of such easy usage. While it already has been more or less simple to use Jackrabbit in, say, semi-professional setups, it now has the chance to hit the Main Street. "Want webdav? Well, you'd better use that jackrabbit thingie".
Ok, there may be some steps 3, but I will write about those later
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