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WebDAV
Accessing WebDav via Windows.
To access WebDav from the Browser http://servername/alfresco/webdav (view only)
Adding files via WebDav you will need to create a link on your Windows (Xp) machine to do this
bring up your Windows Explorer go to 'My Network Places' and click on 'Add Network Place' at
the screen that asks 'where do you want to create this network place?' select 'Choose another network location' add the url of the webdav server
e.g. http://servername:8080/alfresco/webdav
you will get a logon screen which you will need to add the user/password that is to connect to the webdav resource
you will then be able to select under 'My network places' the webdav server when you want to drop files into the repository.
Windows 7 WebDAV Instructions
To add a WebDAV folder to Windows 7:
If you have had issues logging in make sure you tick the 'connect using different credentials' box in the first window.
Also, if you're not using a secure SSL connection to alfresco then Windows 7 will not let you connect to the share.
To work around this behavior, enable Basic authentication on the client computer:
Note - The mapping is as follows:
Office 2010
If you do use non-SSL share then Office 2010 will not let you open any files from this folder. The work around for this is as follows:
Note - The mapping is as follows:
A reboot isrequired for the registry changes to take effect.
Known Windows XP webdav Issue
Sometimes the Web Folder client in Windows could have been changed by
a 3rd party, and windows is complaining for an 'invalid folder' upon webdav drive creation. Please consider following the instructions to restore the
WebDAV client to the original one. (explanation thanks to marc steinemann http://discussions.webct.com/jive4/message.jspa?messageID=22536)
webfldrs.msi.
Normally no reboot is required. Now the web folder client should
have been restored as it was shipped.
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