Clayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
Daniel Fournier wrote:
phookie wrote:
Assuming I have a WebDAV enabled Server and have set permission appropriately, Can I use Mozilla: Composer to publish web documents similar to using it with older web servers which support HTTP: Put/Get/Etc..
WebDAV is an HTTP extension with specific headers which are not covered by Composer.
To use Composer with a WebDAV support, you have to write your own HTTP requests and response and han them to Composer. It's a rather difficult task because you have to implement the WebDAV protocol.
Mozilla Calendar has WebDav support, you can likely steal the protocol implementation from there.
Well I've edited HTML in Mozilla Composer over WebDav for atleast six months. I think it's been supported since Mozilla 1.1a:
http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/Mozilla/140/0/9148031/
Maybe I'm missing some intricate part of the question here but...
Of course, the server must support WEBdav protocol to be able to answer with specific headers such as 207 Multi-status code. But it answers only when beeing requested to do so, when the client app (Composer) is issuing a specific WEBdav header. And IFAIK Composer doesn't issue such headers.
In what context do you use Composer?
Daniel Fournier
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