Start Zope with -W <port> and use this port number with your WebDAV client instead of the standard HTTP port. Andreas ----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek Simkowiak" <dereks@realloc.net> To: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 21:07 Subject: [Zope] WebDAV filesystem access

Hello, I noticed that when you're going to Zope via WebDAV, the files are presented as "rendered", i.e., as they would appear via HTTP. DTML tags are interpreted, for example.

What am I missing? This seems pretty worthless. How can you maintain a web site with a WebDAV filesystem, if you can't edit the 'source' DTML pages?

Thanks, Derek

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Use the webdav source port. Pass in '-W <portnum>' to the Zope start script and then access DAV through this port. We petitioned IANA for a WebDAV source port number and they gave us one. ;-) I forget what it is though. Derek Simkowiak wrote:

Hello, I noticed that when you're going to Zope via WebDAV, the files are presented as "rendered", i.e., as they would appear via HTTP. DTML tags are interpreted, for example.

What am I missing? This seems pretty worthless. How can you maintain a web site with a WebDAV filesystem, if you can't edit the 'source' DTML pages?

Thanks, Derek

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