For a book try:
WebDAV: Next-Generation Collaborative Web Authoring
by Lisa Dusseault
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0130652083/qid=1117806450/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/103-9783913-6349457
For debugging try Ethereal - either the Slide or the Subversion (I can't
remember which) wiki/docs have a quick but very helpful intro. to the
settings needed to see the HTTP/WebDAV conversation.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
It has probably been asked a million times, so my apologies since I was
unable to web the answer.
I'm seeking a deeper understanding of the webDAV protocol and what happens
"on the wire"
I know there are the methods GET, POST, PROPFIND, MOVE, COPY etc.I'm not
so clear how the conversations look like
e.g. when the client sends a PROPFIND /test/ HTTP 1.1 header, what else
would I need. What would the server answer, (To my understanding a 207
Multi-Status response header and an XML body) which of the
requests/response pairs are common, which of them carry a body, how does
that body look like?
Slide is handling all this, I'd just like to understand it. Could you
point me to URLs or books with the information I seek?
Thx and have a great day!
:-) stw
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