Am 28.03.2007 um 18:45 schrieb Tres Seaver:
I would be quite surprised if these methods had much to do
with WebDAV editing. Instead, I would look for "PROPPATCH"
(and how it is implemented).
The methods Charlie lays out are used to "crack" metadata from the
body
of a content object (Document, NewsItem, Event) during a PUT.
PROPPATCH
would indeed be the way to modify the values without re-uploading
the body.
I'm a bit confused! (Not for the first time!) The changes I've
implemented are working for us: we're editing documents in the WebDAV
file system using text/HTML editors. As it's not just the meta-data
that may be changed I assume that we have to upload everything on
saving. I am however, worried about the fact about possible encoding
issues similar to what happens if you edit attributes such as
description in the ZMI rather than in the CMF and use non-ascii get
problems is this likely to happen here as well?
Charlie
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