Curtis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> írta:
> PyFileServer -
http://pyfilesync.berlios.de/pyfileserver.html seems to
> be very similar (at least in theory) to what you want.
It's a WSGI
> WebDav server.
Although not refreshed a year ago, i'll check it.
Seem to be quite what i needed.
Thank you Curt.
PyFileServer - http://pyfilesync.berlios.de/pyfileserver.html seems to
be very similar (at least in theory) to what you want. It's a WSGI
WebDav server.
Cheers,
-Curt
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I would look at zope fror code for a webdav server. I believe Twisted
web may also. (Starting with Zope 2.8, zope uses Twisted for it's web
server.)
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On Aug 23, 2006, at 5:26 AM, toth anna wrote:
> I need to provide webdav access (upload) to my customer.
> Problem is, uploaded files should hold not in filesystem,
> but in database (which other "end" is in django).
> Our diversified solutions are converges to python, so i'm
> searching for
I need to provide webdav access (upload) to my customer.
Problem is, uploaded files should hold not in filesystem,
but in database (which other "end" is in django).
Our diversified solutions are converges to python, so i'm
searching for pythonic way. Google gives me a lot of hits
about webdav
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