I presume that when you say "JSP WebDAV" you mean a JSP web interface into
the WebDAV repository of Slide and therefore the ability to browse, check
out, check in, view/edit/add attributes, etc.

Since WebDAV itself is an HTTP protocol extension and is already fully
implemented in the Slide servlet, a JSP (which is compiled into a servlet)
would be by definition NOT WebDAV if it added any formatting to the
presentation.

Projector does in fact add a Web Based presentation and more to Slide so I
agree is where you should start.

On a more basic level you can look at the existing Slide servlet and see
that it already supports the GET method that builds and presents a browse
capability to the contents and that could be extended and others including
myself have built "Clients" that are really other Web Applications like
Struts out in front of the WebDAV interface.

Ollie

Darren Hartford said:
> I believe that is what the 'Projector' proposal project is about.  It is
> in CVS and supporting taglibs and more. I personally haven't used it
> yet, but might be a good place to start!
 -D
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>       Hi All!  As always I appreciate any insight...  I'm looking at coding a
> JSP
 webdav client, has anyone had any exprience using JSP for the
> webdav
 protocols?  Are there any open source products or commercial
> products which
 I could obtain?
>
>       Thanks,
>       Jeff
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