DAV Explorer is a WebDAV and DeltaV client application that uses the WebDAV,
DeltaV and ACL protocols to provide:
- A tree view of a WebDAV server
- Upload and download of Web resources
- Locking and unlocking of resources for collaboration support
- Display all resource properties, or just Lock properties
- Copying collections and individual resources
- Renaming of individual resources
- Creating new collections
- Delete collections or individual resources
- Logging of protocol activity
- Creating new versions of resources
- Checking out and checking in of resources
- Listing of resource versions
- Listing of Access Control information
- Adding and Modification of Access Control Lists
- ACL Reports
Changes for version 0.91:
- Re-Enabled authentication requests for PUT, broken by changing to streaming PUT data in 0.82 (thanks to Marc Richard for alerting us to the problem.) - Added support for proxy entry in applet settings (thanks to Lu?s Ferreira for the suggestion.) - Fixed usage of WebPage-provided username/password for applet usage. - Added workaround for Documentum Modified-Date bug (their date strings are localized, which violates RFC 2616) (thanks to Holger Spalt for alerting us to the problem.) - Integrated John Barton’s refactoring changes and drop support. - Added the -Dcompress option to disable accepting compressed data. This is a workaround for a bug in MS Exchange that results in corrupt compressed data (thanks to Fr?d?ric Esnouf for alerting us to the problem.) - Added handling of ISO 8601 Date strings. This is a workaround for a bug in MS Exchange, whose date strings in the tag uses the ISO 8601 format instead of the RFC 2616 format required by the WebDAV RFC (thanks to Fr?d?ric Esnouf for alerting us to the problem.) - Fixed the charset handling and unencoding of data from the server. - Added Edit menu option to select SSL. The selection is persisted. - Added ACL (RFC 3744) support.
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