| Freedom Dumlao on 10 Mar 2007 16:25:43 -0000 |
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Well, I've never used it, but Ruby's core NET::HTTP class supports some WEBDAV methods. Net::HTTPRequest
Net::HTTP::Get
Net::HTTP::Head
Net::HTTP::Post
Net::HTTP::Put
Net::HTTP::Proppatch
Net::HTTP::Lock
Net::HTTP::Unlock
Net::HTTP::Options
Net::HTTP::Propfind
Net::HTTP::Delete
Net::HTTP::Move
Net::HTTP::Copy
Net::HTTP::Mkcol
Net::HTTP::TraceYou could try those. Net:HTTP's WebDAV support is barely (maybe not at all) documented, but as you can see from the methods listed it is there. Look here for more info: http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Net/HTTP.html Freedom On Mar 10, 2007, at 10:54 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote: Yes, and I am. To be fair, the libraries I am using are pretty cryptic PHP classes. The error messages are poorly written, and when I turn on the logging feature, nothing gets written to the TD error log or even the access log (I see that the PHP script was requested, but no detail about what's happening inside of that request).
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