Re: Creating a lock-null in a locked collection

You will need to include the lock token for /foo/ as you are adding a
member to this collection even though its a lock-null resource. If you do a
PROPFIND with depth:0 on /foo/, you'll see the lock-null resource even
before you do the initial PUT proving the collection's members, and
therefore it state, were modified.





Joe Orton <joe@orton.demon.co.uk>@w3.org on 12/30/99 09:45:10 AM

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Subject:  Creating a lock-null in a locked collection


I have an depth 0 write lock on /foo/. If I do LOCK /foo/bar to create a
lock-null resource, do I need to submit the locktoken for /foo/ in the
LOCK request? Or only in the PUT to /foo/bar later?

(Or is it decided that lock-null resources are going to go away?)

joe

Received on Thursday, 30 December 1999 18:48:08 UTC