On Monday 23 September 2002 12:06, Michael Homeijer wrote: > There's allready a RequestMethodSelector that can do map:select > type="webdav". I prefer this one since I don't like writing code. ;-)
Okay, the RequestMethodSelector ist the right place. > I don't think Slide can do the job here, because it works om a standard > type of repository or interface, not on an application build in Cocoon. > With webdav on Cocoon you can map the protocol to anything written in > Cocoon. Your application will then act as a virtual webdav repository. > > I am not sure what can be reused to implement this. I don't suggest, to use slide as the (only) backend. But to make Cocoon a webdav server, we need a lot of functionality, which is implemented in the Slide webdav servlet. For example, you must add webdav specific headers to a response. You need to implement multistatus responses. How about locking, versioning, acls ... [...] > I prefer this one since I don't like writing code. ;-) I guess, you have to. Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
