Hi all,
I'm currently wrapping up a new Perl module that implements a
client-side library for the WebDAV protocol (RFC2518).
WebDAV is an extension to HTTP and you can learn about it at
http://www.webdav.org. In an nutshell it extends the standard
GET,POST,HEAD methods of HTTP/1.1 to include LOCK,UNLOCK,MKCOL,DELETE,
and many more...
My question is this. Given that DAV is an extension to HTTP, and given
that my module requires the LWP modules in order to be installed, it
seems a natural place for the module to live in LWP's namespace.
Specifically, HTTP::DAV.
So the user will
use HTTP::DAV
Does anybody see any problems with this? I'm open to suggestions here.
Cheers,
Patrick Collins.
