To answer Tom's questions, nope we don't have anything specifically
registered to handle the PROPFIND method. And yes, 500.html exists as a
plain HTML file.
So how would we register something for the PROPFIND method? Would it be
something like:
ns_register_proc PROPFIND /500.html something
...where "something" points to a TCL proc? It sounds like there isn't a
way to point directly to a static HTML file for PROPFIND requests. Is
that correct?
-Scott
Don Baccus wrote:
On Jul 10, 2008, at 6:25 PM, Tom Jackson wrote:
Is anything registered to handle the PROPFIND method? I'm just guessing
that could be part of the problem. Also, does /500.html exist?
The problem comes about when *nothing* is registered for these methods.
I've known this for quite a long time but have never tried tracking it
down internally within AOLserver.
Be nice if someone wanted to do that ...
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