We are trying to develop a webdav server side componenet that runs
under the context of the IIS. This component suppose to expose a
logical structures that stored in a DB as webdav folders/files
structure.
I implemented HttpHandler ,and installed it in a simple virtual
directory.
I also configured this handler to respond to all of the verbs
(web.config + IIS wild card map).
My test was to open IE, and open my site as a webfolder.
I can see the structure of my logical folders + files (according to my
dav response, which is correct).
My problem is, that when I right-click on a specific folder/file, in
order to view it's properties, I can't see them.
I traced the request, I expected to see "PROPFIND" request, and
instead of that the IE sends "POST" request to
"/AmberStreamServ er/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll"
The body of the request is as follows :
method=open+ser vice%3a5%2e0%2e 2%2e5012&servic e%5fname=%2fAmb erStreamServer
Instead of regular dav request.
dev configuration is Win2k3/IIS6.
Any ideas ???
Thanks a lot
Shaike Marc
Matrix Systems
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