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Re: Can we help?
by Paul Everitt on Sunday 22/Jul/2001, @13:16

First, could you give me the email address for dqwit? I want to find out, and beg if necessary, if he's doing the part of WebDAV that retrieves the document source.

Next, to cover your subsequent points...Zope already supports DAV. Basically, Zope runs as a process outside of Apache. Zope includes protocol handlers for HTTP, FTP, xml-rpc, FastCGI, etc. You can put Apache in front of Zope and use mod_proxy as the RPC.

Yes, Zope uses a database, it's internal object database written in Python. More info at:

1) http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Articles/ZODB1
2) http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Articles/ZODB2

The database is organized like a filesystem, rather than relationally. This makes it a great fit for DAV. Objects in the database are instances of Python classes, meaning there are real first class "document", "image", "folder", and user-defined classes for DAV to tinker with.

Here's the HTML "GUI" for working in the object database, http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/ZB/UsingZope.dtml#2-1

We've been doing DAV for two years now and thus I have a huge desire for a good DAV client environment. Having a better DAV client in KDE would be a big win.

Do you use Python much?

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Re: Can we help?
by APW on Monday 23/Jul/2001, @00:12

Dawit Alemayehu <adawit@kde.org>

Google Search:
http://www.google.com/search?client=googlet&q=dawit%20KDE

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