All,
I've been trying to find a generic WebDAV library (possibly with the
extra versioning extensions) in Python for a project I'm developing with
mod_python. Ideally, I'm looking for one which which wraps around the
XML and lets you instantiate classes for each request, like:
req = PropFindRequest (myRequestText)
resp = PropFindRespons e(files)
I've found two possibilities so far: http://comlounge.net/webdav/ - DAVServer
and http://sandbox.xerox.com/webdav/ - Python WebDAV Server
Neither of these projects provides the sort of interface that I'm
looking for, and neither seems to be currently maintained. I'd rather
not roll my own library if I can avoid it - can anyone point me in the
direction of some existing work or (preferably) a current project?
I will buy the owner of the winning response a drink should he/she ever
come to London...
Many thanks.
Andrew
--
Andrew James <dr**@gremlinho sting.com> 2  2729 
Tou could strip out the twisted stuff, or just use twisted with this: http://akadav.sourceforge.net/
HTH,
Guy
Andrew James wrote: All,
I've been trying to find a generic WebDAV library (possibly with the
extra versioning extensions) in Python for a project I'm developing with
mod_python. Ideally, I'm looking for one which which wraps around the
XML and lets you instantiate classes for each request, like:
req = PropFindRequest (myRequestText)
resp = PropFindRespons e(files)
I've found two possibilities so far:
http://comlounge.net/webdav/ - DAVServer
and
http://sandbox.xerox.com/webdav/ - Python WebDAV Server
Neither of these projects provides the sort of interface that I'm
looking for, and neither seems to be currently maintained. I'd rather
not roll my own library if I can avoid it - can anyone point me in the
direction of some existing work or (preferably) a current project?
I will buy the owner of the winning response a drink should he/she ever
come to London...
Many thanks.
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