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What Java WebDAV client side library could you recommend?

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Darius Kucinskas Avatar asked Mar 23 '09 09:03

Darius Kucinskas


4 Answers

I've recently created one that is quite easy to use:

https://github.com/lookfirst/sardine

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Public Profile Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 20:10

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Have you looked at Jackrabbit's?

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Julian Reschke Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 21:10

Julian Reschke


OK I'm a bit late, but you really should check out the milton webdav server project. Its open source (apache2), mature and is actively maintained.

Its designed to allow any backend implementation to be hooked up to webdav, and many users have reported implementing it in under 4 hours for existing applications.

It supports all the usual webdav stuff like locking, custom properties, digest/basic authentication, etc. It also supports caldav and integrated with apache FTP so you get 2 protocols for the price of one!

Milton ships with a servlet and a spring controller, and it can run independently of a web container.

Milton also has a nice little webdav client library, which is ideal for desktop apps due to its observer support.

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Brad at Kademi Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 19:10

Brad at Kademi


I used the client library provided by the Jakarta Slide project for a software that I developed about 2 years ago, and it worked fine. Now, visiting the site, I see that the project is no longer active for lack of developers. But the client library should still be a good choice for you. Anyway, I don't see many alternatives out there.

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alexmeia Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 19:10

alexmeia