RE: Download from Filemanager portlet

"George Myers" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.jahia.install
Message-ID <000801c47bf6$a2d50fe0$6400a8c0@D8500>
It started working after changing the jahia.properties JDBC setting to use
my
IP address instead of "localhost".

I wish I could claim this was a planned tactic, but it happened when I was
testing the
process of restoring a backup onto another server, and I found this
particular property
was preventing a connection to the database.

I would prefer to use "localhost" in the properties since it is more
portable but I
can live with this.

-----Original Message-----
From: George Myers [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 4:26 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Download from Filemanager portlet


Probably another newbie question, but I can't download from the FileManager
Portlet with
any role.  Upload is fine.

I want to use the portlet so that users can work with files without having
to
employ the jahia workflow process.

When I click on a file link, it shows a URL like
http://..../servlet/Filemanager/inline.html?actionReq=actionFileDownload&fil
eItem=1&fmngID=0&folderID=0

in this case for the second file located in the root folder.  It displays
the 404, page not found message.

The catalina.log shows the following:
FilemanagerServlet :: FilemanagerServlet  doPerform
FilemanagerServlet :: action: *null*
FilemanagerServlet :: fileDownloaded: null
FilemanagerServlet :: FichothequeServlet: setParameters:
useMode(session)=shared
FilemanagerServlet :: FilemanagerServlet: setParameters: useMode=*shared360*
FilemanagerServlet ::  getFilemanagerByOwner Started
FilemanagerServlet ::  displayFilemanager started
FilemanagerServlet ::  start buildOutPutFolderTree with nb folders : 1
FilemanagerServlet :: forward to filemanager.jsp


This happens no matter if I am the administrator with filemanager role of
user, contributor,
or manager, or any other user.

I have no problems editing the metadata for the file using the other
built-in commands of
the filemanager user interface and I can see the actual file in the
repository identified as:  FILE1091660337583inline.html

suggestions?

George
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