WebDav class patch submitted today
Hi,
I'm Bruno and I'm working in the Export to/Import from Open Clip Art Library gsoc project. Today I submitted a patch (item #1749698) with the webdav class, that implements all the necessary webdav methods.
If you could take a look in it, I will be grateful. Soon I will submit an Export to OCAL patch, that will use this class to store files in webdav servers.
See you
On Sat, 2007-07-07 at 16:23 -0300, Bruno Dilly wrote:
I'm Bruno and I'm working in the Export to/Import from Open Clip Art Library gsoc project. Today I submitted a patch (item #1749698) with the webdav class, that implements all the necessary webdav methods.
If you could take a look in it, I will be grateful. Soon I will submit an Export to OCAL patch, that will use this class to store files in webdav servers.
Uhm, doesn't gnome-vfs support webdav?
--Ted
Yes, it does. I've found some libs that support WebDav, when I was searching about it.
I should had explained better, I'm not starting from the scratch. I'm using the neon lib, an WebDAV client library, http://www.webdav.org/neon/. It has worked fine for our purpose.
I don't know the gnome-vsf library too much, I will try to study it better.
On 7/7/07, Ted Gould <ted@...11...> wrote:
On Sat, 2007-07-07 at 16:23 -0300, Bruno Dilly wrote:
I'm Bruno and I'm working in the Export to/Import from Open Clip Art Library gsoc project. Today I submitted a patch (item #1749698) with the webdav class, that implements all the necessary webdav methods.
If you could take a look in it, I will be grateful. Soon I will submit an Export to OCAL patch, that will use this class to store files in webdav servers.
Uhm, doesn't gnome-vfs support webdav?
--Ted
On Sat, 2007-07-07 at 22:18 -0300, Bruno Dilly wrote:
Yes, it does. I've found some libs that support WebDav, when I was searching about it.
Great.
I should had explained better, I'm not starting from the scratch. I'm using the neon lib, an WebDAV client library, http://www.webdav.org/neon/. It has worked fine for our purpose.
Well, that adds another dependency to Inkscape, which we'd like to avoid. Since we're already including gnome-vfs, that would be a much better library to use.
I don't know the gnome-vsf library too much, I will try to study it better.
I don't see any reason that you'd need to. The open and save SVG functions already work with gnome-vfs, so there isn't any code to add there. I'm sure it could be improved, but it should be adequate.
--Ted
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