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I'm trying to write a javascript/jquery plugin to access a webDav storage with JSON-data only and am struggling to get it to work.

The webDav will be a remote storage, so I need to make a cross-domain ajax request, passing along authentication data.

I have tried various versions, but I'm always failing on the preflight authentication, while I can access the file correctly, when I enter the URL in the browser directly (and provide login credentials).

This is what I have tried:

$.ajax({
  url: priv.url + '/' + priv.user + '/' +
    priv.foldertree + '/' + docid,
  type: "GET",
  async: true,
  crossdomain : true,
  headers : {
    Authorization: 'Basic ' + Base64.encode(
      priv.user + ':' + priv.password
      )
  },
  success: function (content) {
    console.log( content );
  }
});

I have also set the following without luck:

 xhrFields: {withCredentials: 'true'}
 contentType: 'text/plain'

or: 

 datatype: "jsonp"

or: 

 username: priv.user
 password: priv.password

or: 

 beforeSend: function (xhr) {
  xhr.setRequestHeader ('Authorization', 
      "Basic" + Base64.encode( priv.user + ':' + priv.password )
    );
  }

but all I'm gettin is a 401 authorization failed response from the remote server on my preflight options request.

Question:
I don't have access to the remote server, but since it's a remote WebDav Storage-as-a-Service, it should be possible to access the files I'm planning to store there. Can someone give me a pointer on how to correctly make a request to GET my JSON data (I will also need to post, propfind, remove, but first things first...)?

Thanks!

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弄清楚了。提供程序设置不允许使用 webDAV/Ajax/preflight/authentication。

切换供应商 ( Otixo ) - 现在它可以工作了。

于 2013-01-14T12:51:00.853 回答