For those interested, there is a functional Mac WebDAV client called Goliath at <http://www.webdav.org/goliath/> with source and executable available under the Gnu GPL.

Interestingly, DTML methods downloaded via WebDAV are executed first so that the resulting html is sent (similar to what would be sent to a web browser for a standard http request) rather than the dtml code of the method. This limits the usefulness of WebDAV for editing methods and dynamic pages. Does anyone know whether there is something I need to set up in Zope to allow it to send the actual method code (I'm running Zope 2.1.2)?

This is a problem for all DAV servers that deal with dynamic content :( The DAV working group has been surprisingly resistant to widening their scope to cover dynamic content - surprising to me, at least, given the growing ubiquity of .asp, php, dtml, etc. Apparently MS decided to stop beating their head against this and came up with their own magic header that lets their (win2K/ exchange) DAV server know that you want the _unprocessed_ content. I suspect that in lieu of an "official" solution, this will catch on. Once there are clients that know about this, I expect we will support it in Zope as well. Brian Lloyd brian@digicool.com Software Engineer 540.371.6909 Digital Creations http://www.digicool.com