WebDav +  FSDB (Folder ID)

Hi,
we are using FSDB in our Portal. If i create a new room, a new Folder (with id name) will be created in our FileSystem like for ex.
with the foldername 00f42b1d-89e9-2c10-72a0-df4ef84c392d. I created a new subfolder FSDB in it.
I have problems to open this folder with WebDav (just the internetexplorer starts with the webDav URL like
http://server/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.netweaver.coll.demo.sdn_cs_webdav.OpenAsWebDAVFolder?
StartUri=http://server/irj/go/km/docs/room_extensionsN/cm_stores/documents/workspaces/00f42b1d-89e9-2c10-72a0-df4ef84c392d/FSDB
but not the webDav explorer).
If i change  the url in the IExplorer just to:
http://server/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.netweaver.coll.demo.sdn_cs_webdav.OpenAsWebDAVFolder?
StartUri=http://server/irj/go/km/docs/room_extensionsN/cm_stores/documents/workspaces/ 
and press enter,  WebDav is working correctly and show all room folders.
I think WebDav or IExplorer have problems with the folder name like 00f42b1d-89e9-2c10-72a0-df4ef84c392d in the URL.
Does anybody know a solution for this problem? (i dont want to use portal drive)

now i found the issue: the path exceeds 100 char, which is not supported by internetExplorer. Any idea how i could solve this problem?!
found this in internet:
When using Internet Explorer's "AnchorClick" behavior to link to WebDAV collections, there seems to be a fixed limit for the maximum URL length of around 100 characters (note that this is indeed an Internet Explorer problem rather than a webfolder client issue).
Edited by: Andreas Kunz on Jan 29, 2010 2:49 PM

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