Roland Weber wrote:
>
> Users of the current Slide codebase are welcome
> to fork and support the code. They are even more
> welcome to form a new project to move away from
> the HttpClient 2.x/3.x API.
I've uploaded the slide webdav client code to
https://sourceforge.net/projects/webdavclient4j where it can be
maintained/enhanced as necessary.
The new name is intended to convey that this can (or rather, will, depending
on contributions) interoperate with a variety of webdav servers.
> I'm willing to invest
> some effort into that next year, after we've
> completed the HttpComponents move to TLP. But
> at the moment, I don't see too many people working
> on a WebDAV client. If you know any, please send
> them our way :-) The best starting point for now
> would be the Jackrabbit client code that is just
> waiting for somebody to release it.
>
> Of course you can always continue to use the
> Slide WebDAV client. There wasn't much support
> for some time, so the situation didn't really
> change by the retirement. It is now just obvious
> to anybody that the code is unsupported.
>
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