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Can anyone suggest a resource for setting up WebDav in Zope?
No, but I can tell you how to do it: start the server with -W 9001 (or your favourite port - there was an announcement about the port to use recently but I can't find it anywhere). This defines the webdav source port (i.e. it doesn't render dtml, etc, when you view it). Then use a webdav client to access http://www.yourserver.com:9001/. Webdav clients include cadaver on 'nix, or WebDrive on windows. IE has a webdav mode which is really annoying to use, IMO. You can use it by going File -> Open -> Open as web folder. seb -- [] j a m k i t seb bacon T: 020 7749 7218 F: 020 7739 8683 M: 07968 301 336 W: www.jamkit.com
seb bacon wrote:
Can anyone suggest a resource for setting up WebDav in Zope?
No, but I can tell you how to do it: start the server with -W 9001 (or your favourite port - there was an announcement about the port to use recently but I can't find it anywhere). This defines the webdav
its 9800.
source port (i.e. it doesn't render dtml, etc, when you view it).
Then use a webdav client to access http://www.yourserver.com:9001/.
Webdav clients include cadaver on 'nix, or WebDrive on windows. IE has a webdav mode which is really annoying to use, IMO. You can use it by going File -> Open -> Open as web folder.
seb
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Ok. The port is configured via the CL on startup. How about sharing permissions by folder, file, and user? on 6/26/01 5:08 AM, Maarten Slaets at maarten.slaets@neolabs.be wrote:
seb bacon wrote:
Can anyone suggest a resource for setting up WebDav in Zope?
No, but I can tell you how to do it: start the server with -W 9001 (or your favourite port - there was an announcement about the port to use recently but I can't find it anywhere). This defines the webdav
its 9800.
source port (i.e. it doesn't render dtml, etc, when you view it).
Then use a webdav client to access http://www.yourserver.com:9001/.
Webdav clients include cadaver on 'nix, or WebDrive on windows. IE has a webdav mode which is really annoying to use, IMO. You can use it by going File -> Open -> Open as web folder.
seb
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seb bacon T: 020 7749 7218 F: 020 7739 8683 M: 07968 301 336 W: www.jamkit.com
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