
21.4. WebDAV options
The following options can be set with the Preferences / WebDAV dialog box. They are also available in
the Amaya registry:
User's personal reference (URL)
An URL that identifies the user. Example:
mailto:[email protected] or
http://myhost.com/myhomepage.html
Registry: DAV_USER_URL= [ URL ]
Lock Depth
If depth is infinite, a lock over a collection (folder) will affect all components. Otherwise, the lock
will affect only the collection, preventing an user that does not know the lock to create or remove
components.
Registry: DAV_DEPTH= [ infinity | 0 ]
Lock Scope
The lock scope: exclusive or shared.
Registry: DAV_LOCK_SCOPE= [ exclusive | shared ]
Lock Timeout
The desired timeout for the lock. "Infinite" means that there is no timeout value, and "Other
(Seconds)" will try to get a timeout value of x seconds (value x specified by the next field).
Registry: DAV_TIMEOUT= [ Infinite | Second-XXXX ]
General Awareness
Indicates if you want basic awareness information about locked resources
Registry: DAV_AWARENESS= [ yes | no ]
Awareness on exit
Indicates if you want to receive information about your own locks, when you leave a resource.
Registry: DAV_AWARENESS_ONEXIT=[ yes | no ]
User's WebDAV Resource List (URL URL)
A list of the URLs of the resources you use as WebDAV resources.
Registry: DAV_URLS= [ URL URL URL ... ]
21.5. Compiling Amaya with WebDAV
WebDAV support is an optional feature of Amaya. To compile and use it, you need the following:
• Libwww with WebDAV support
• Amaya's configure option
• A WebDAV server to use this functions... Jigsaw and Apache are examples of web servers that
support WebDAV.
Once you made the cvs check-out of Libwww with WebDAV support and get Amaya sources, you
should follow this bootstrap instructions (under Linux/Unix environments - for windows environments,
see Amaya and Libwww homepage):
21.5.1. At libwww folder:
• libtoolize -c -f
• perl config/winConfigure.pl
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