Re: Webdav and restlet

Restlets instead of fitting well into the REST part of the Restlet model, and it's got dependencies on our repository layer, so no good for anybody else. - Rob On 2/7/08, *Yousef Ghandour* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey WebDav restlet I'm planning to use restlet

Re: Webdav and restlet

on 1.0/1.1, but it uses custom Restlets instead of fitting well into the REST part of the Restlet model, and it's got dependencies on our repository layer, so no good for anybody else. - Rob On 2/7/08, *Yousef Ghandour* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey WebDav

RE: Webdav and restlet

PROTECTED] De la part de Yousef Ghandour Envoyé : jeudi 7 février 2008 14:55 À : discuss@restlet.tigris.org Objet : Webdav and restlet Hey WebDav restlet I'm planning to use restlet to expose our file system using webdav standards. I'm already using it for normal API calles, but faced some

Webdav and restlet

Hey WebDav restlet I'm planning to use restlet to expose our file system using webdav standards. I'm already using it for normal API calles, but faced some problems with webdav. I've added a handlePropfind and allowPropfind methods to the resource, and for simplicity, the handlePropfind just

Re: Webdav and restlet

/1.1, but it uses custom Restlets instead of fitting well into the REST part of the Restlet model, and it's got dependencies on our repository layer, so no good for anybody else. - Rob On 2/7/08, Yousef Ghandour [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey WebDav restlet I'm planning to use restlet to expose

Re: Webdav and restlet

On 2/7/08, Rob Heittman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't know if all the PROPFIND plumbing is really installed yet (Jerome or Thierry will know...) For sure you should be using svn trunk, or at least the 1.1 snapshot, to get the latest relevant bits. I've been able to write a webdav-enabled