Yeah, I had encountered it before on my searches but I doubted that code from 2004 would still work with a current jEdit. Today I decided to try it anyway and it does actually show up in the plugins menu, but in the end I couldn't make it work. The integration wasn't great anyway, it has it's own Load and Save options that aren't really integrated into the editor itself.
-Tako On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 19:10, Craig Ganoe <cga...@psu.edu> wrote: > WebDAV support for jEdit is/was via a plug-in, not built-in. Looks like the > plug-in is kind of old and the advertised website for the plug-in is no > longer is valid. It would only be useful for text editing, but some version > of the plug-in can be downloaded from (after a quick Google search): > > http://developer.marklogic.com/code/webdavjedit > > I have not tried it yet, so no guarantees from my end. Not sure if the > source is still available from anywhere. > > > On Jun 30, 2010, at 12:42 PM, Tako Schotanus wrote: > >> >> I also tried jEdit because it supposedly had built-in WebDAV support, but >> it >> seems it doesn't anymore unfortunately. >> > >
