Investigation with a client lead to a little IF header problem. This is not meant to be taken as criticism of the vendor, but would like people's clarification. Scenario: 1) Client successfully "creates" a Lock Null Resource (LNR) by issuing a LOCK request. The server result contains the lock token "opaquelocktoken:xzy" in a Lock-Token header and in the XML. 2) Clients issues a PUT request after the LOCK above. However, the IF header is sort of empty. Snippet of the request: PUT /Test/foo.txt HTTP/1.1 If: ( ) etc As you can see, the IF header contains empty brackets. Our interpretation is that the IF header if supplied MUST? contain 1 or more lists (as RFC2518 sec 9.4), which is why the client gets a 400 response. What do people think? PS Our email servers have been very busy last few days so apologies if any of my posts appear to be a little out of sync. Regards Shaun Hall Xerox EuropeReceived on Friday, 22 June 2001 09:11:38 GMT
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