sardine-android | A WebDAV library for Android | File Utils library
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A WebDAV library for Android
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- Return quota
- Gets the serializer
- Serialize a JAXB element to XML string
- Retrieves the resource type from a response
- Get custom properties
- Writes the entity
- Gets the entity fields
- Reads an entity from the input stream
- Reads an XML element
- Creates a JAXB SyncCollection object
- Create a new XML document
- Retrieves the status code of a HTTP response
- Retrieves the content length of the response
- Get the owner of a response
- Get a list of all ACEs
- Handle a single response
- Retrieves the content - type from a response
- Gets the content language from a multistatus object
- Get quota
- Get quota available
- Gets the resource types
- Attempts to parse a date
- Find principal collection
- Request acl
- Returns all principals found
- Sets the ACL to the specified URL
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I am trying to start developing some advanced android applications for learning purposes. I wanted to implement WebDAV to be able to push files from my device to an FTP server. I have the FTP set up and I went through the documentation of Sardine-Android. But not able to understand how to import any of the various versions available. If anyone can point out what needs to be done for that, it would be helpful. Just for testing I did create a Sardine-Android project and imported https://github.com/yeonsh/Sardine-Android but that on building the project in Android Studio it cannot find "org.simpleframework.xml.Element" I am totally new to this so it might be something trivial that I am asking but any kind of help would be appreciated. Thanks
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Answered 2019-Jan-02 at 15:22After research, I was able to do it via following steps:
Get the package de.aflx.sardine from the git repository Sardine-Android mentioned above. Place it in your project's java folder.
Get the following libraries and import it as module to your project: simple-xml-2.7.1, stax-1.2.0, stax-api-1.0.1, xpp3-1.1.3.3
Add simple-xml-2.7.1 as module "implementation" (new Gradle change from "dependencies")
Sardine Implementation:
Then using Sardine class create an object and initialize it with SardineFactory, e.g. Sardine sardine = SardineFactory.begin(username, password);
Then send data to server using sardine.put() e.g. sardine.put(url_to_server+filename,data_to_send);
Thought this would help others trying to do similar thing.
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Create a Sardine client:
Use the client to make requests to your WebDAV server:
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