The WebDAV enabling utility is made to enable the collection for WebDAV for the first time. Afterwards you are able to add, move, …, documents using WebDAV and you should never need this utility any more. To prevent an access via http which destroy the consistence of the WebDAV information, you should set parameter “allow non-authenticated user” to “no”. You can find this parameter in the properties of your database in the System Management Hub. This works with Tamino 3.1.1 . An auto-enabling shouldn’t be needful.
Sorry for the typo in my last answer. “allow non-authenticated user” must be set to “yes”, of course.
By the way, a subsequent execution of the webDAV enabler does not hurt but it enables the documents for webDAV which were added additionally via http to this Tamino collection.
will be out any day now for tamino 3.1, both on windows AND on linux. webdav will be available as before from the community. pls check http://www.xmlstarterkit.com. best regards rainer glaap product marketing
You will find the version 311 of Tamino WebDAV Server already in the community: http://www.softwareag.com/developer/webdav/download.htm This version 311 of tamino WebDAV Server is able to talk to both versions of Tamino 2314 and 3111.