Hi, Marc! > I intend to create a gtk+ webdav client.
Good intention, but please check freshmeat.net for already existing projects. Maybe it's better to improve an already existing project, even if it uses some other toolkit? Just a thought. > But i would like to know if would be possible, instead, to integrate dav in mc. I don't understand why you consider MC as an alternative to the prospective Gtk+ client, and in the same time, SkunkDAV (http://skunkdav.sourceforge.net/) and other existing projects "do not count" and you want another client. If Gtk+ interface is what you need, then you probably mean to add support to GMC - the GNOME fronted to Midnight Commander. If that's true, I must disappoint you - all GNOME code has been removed from the Midnight Commander due to lack of interest from users and developers. You can contribute code to GNOME VFS and Nautilus - the new file manager for GNOME. > I would like to know how technically it would be possible. I'm not an expert in WebDAV, but I think that it's possible using VFS (virtual filesystem capability) of the Midnight Commander. Essential is the ability to retrieve the file list, because MC is essentially a program for manipulating file lists. >From what I could find about the existing software (SkunkDAV, davfs), WebDAV provides this capability, so it should be possible to implement WebDAV support in the Midnight Commander. > I will definitively make a dav client, but i'm not sure of the > difficulty to integrate dav support, in your sources. Take the latest code snapshot from www.midnightcommander.org and look in the "vfs" directory. -- Regards, Pavel Roskin _______________________________________________ Mc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
