>>>>> "bill" == Bill Eldridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bill> The folks at 4Suite didn't seem altogether happy with the bill> current WebDAV implementations and I think someone there bill> (Chimezie?) might be working up their own. Don't know if this bill> will be OpenSource, but most of their stuff seems to be, so bill> might be worth checking where they're at. There are, as I recall, at least two Python[1] webdav implementations; one by Greg Stein and one by a German fellow, whose name I don't remember. I asked about WebDAV and Webware last year; I'd be willing to help add WebDAV support to Webware's existing HTTP support. I agree with Ian that, in addition to whatever URL handling fixups are needed anyway, it's not *that* much additional code. And the XML handling part can likely be done in a few hundred lines of SAX; i.e., as I recall, WebDAV's use of XML is not at all exotic or complex. (In fact, the XML handling is probably the part that least needs to be rewritten and can be used w/ little change from one of the existing implementation, license terms permitting.) However, I'm more interested in whether it makes sense to have Apache handle WebDAV (especially since Apache 2 includes mod_dav) as opposed to it being in WebKit. I'm not sure of all the pros and cons, but the biggest pro is that mod_dav already works. :> Best, Kendall Clark [1] Actually, a quick googling reveals at least three; the one in Zope, a very early one by Xerox/PARC, and http://webdav.de/ -- which hasn't been updated since 2000, but mentions 4Suite and should likely be perused. _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
