Using WebDAV with WebSphere Portal
WebSphere® Portal provides a Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) implementation that individual services can use by plugging into. WebDAV is a set of extensions to the HTTP protocol that allows you to collaborate on editing and managing files on remote Web servers. Caching Proxy supports WebDAV methods used by Microsoft Exchange Server, and user-defined (customized) methods. These methods are hard coded and managed by the Enable and Disable directives. Administrators can also use the corresponding method-mask defined in the PROTECT directive to authorize the use of these methods.
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- WebDAV for managing pages and static content.
- WebDAV filestore. For example, this is used by portal themes.
- WebDAV for Web Content Manager.
Note: WebDAV does not support secure connections, such as, HTTPS.
For specific WebDAV client version compatability, refer to the detailed
systems requirements documentation and the Tech Note about WebDAV
clients for accessing IBM WebSphere Portal.
Parent topic: Administering
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