- From: Damian Fernandez Perez <damian@cs.toronto.edu>
- Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2003 22:06:35 -0500
- To: www-annotation@w3.org
Hi, I am writing a Java client for Annotea and I am having a weird problem that I am hoping somebody can help me to solve. I have written several Java classes that interact with an Annotea server using the protocols described in the "Annotea Protocols" document. Using my classes, and the annotest.w3.org server, I have been able to successfully post new annotations, query the server to find out the annotations associated with a document, download an annotation and its body, update an annotation and delete it. I have also been able to successfully query the server to find out the replies to an annotation, and download a reply and its body. However, whenever I try to post a reply to an annotation, update a reply, or delete a reply I got a Java FileNotFoundException. According to the trace of the exception the problem is that the reply can not be found. (Please notice that the reply seems to be there because I can access the URI with a browser and I can see the reply with the Amaya browser). I have reviewed the Annotea Protocol document several times and I am doing everything that is described in there, however, my code keeps crashing. What is weird is that, for example, according to the "Annotea Protocols" document the protocol to delete and annotation and the protocol to delete a reply are the same, however, I can delete an annotation but not a reply (not even leaf replies) using the same Java code. Is something missing on the Annotea protocols document? Has somebody had similar problems? Has somebody be able to post, update, or delete annotations using Java? Is there an example code available? I would really appreciate any help, Thanks, Damian.
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