My web hosting provider lets me access my webspace via WebDAV, so I thought I\'d set up a git repository over there just to see what happens.Cloning the repository read-only works just fine, as \"git
Below are 2 code snippets used to check if a folder exists in a SharePoint document library. The PROPFIND method seems to work, while the other method, using HEAD results in a 401.
I have a web application which has a calendar, and I want to allow that calendar to be sync\'d with an Exchange server.
We have WebDAV activated on our server. And when we try to make a download of a word fil开发者_StackOverflow中文版e from the server with the content-type \"application/msword\" a WebDAV authentication
I have multimedia files and its metadata stored in a RDBMS (actually, the actual media files are stored in the FS, but let\'s not dwell on that).
I\'m writing a simple in-house frontend to Subversion. We\'ve got an Apache setup serving up the SVN repositories thanks to WebDAV. Also, authentication is done through an Apache realm and Open Direct
Does anyone knows how to working with Sphorium开发者_如何学C WebDAV Server Framework? http://sourceforge.net/projects/webdav/There is a sample application on the source-forge site, that implements DAV
I\'m trying to use PowerShell to create some backups, and then to copy these to a web folder (or, in other words, upload them to a WebDAV share).
Does anybody have experience in programming a protocol handler (server) that talks FrontPage RPC? I want to make a server that behaves itself as if it was SharePoint.
How should a WebDAV server response when it receives a PROPFIND request for a resource that does not exist?