For installing you need a Tomcat-Server.
The WebDisk is very interesting for schools, universities and especially those who do not want to give direct access to a file server (via port 139 / 445). The IntegraTUM WebDisk serves as a CIFS-HTTP(s)-Gateway which doesn’t host any data. For security reasons this is a very good, flexible and cross-platform solution against viruses using admin-shares or other security wholes. With a web-based cifs-gateway you can keep the file server completely in a dmz without opening ports for unknown road warriors.
Supported Features:
Create, Delete, Copy, Move, Rename, Upload, Download any combination of files and directories (even copy accross several servers). Also you can download complete directories as a .zip-archive.
Using a NetApp filer it is also possible to access the snapshots (same as Volume Shadow Copy under Windows Server 2003) directly with the web application.
Naming:
IntegraTUM is a project of the Technical University of Munich aimed to create a user-friendly and seemless infrastructure for information and communication on the TU Muenchen (= Technical University of Munich, Germany). As part of my research paper I developed the IntegraTUM WebDisk with support from the Leibniz-Rechenzentrum München (= Leibniz computer center in munich).
UML deployment diagram:http://sourceforge.net/dbimage.php?id=38738
Screenshot:http://sourceforge.net/dbimage.php?id=38740
More screenshots:http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?gro up_id=145888
Download:http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group _id=145888
Best regards,
Thomas Bley”
Link: sourceforge.net
