Top Level :: HTTP
Package Information: HTTP_WebDAV_Server
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| 1.0.0RC4 |
Release date: 2006-11-09 19:03 UTC Release state: beta Changelog: More bug fixes: - prevent warnings - fixed failing litmus tests: - lock_refresh - fail_cond_put_unlocked - fail hard on unimplemented recursive lock - $_SERVER contents are now copied to the private _SERVER array in the constructor, derived classes can extend the constructor to modify $_SERVER contents - some headers were missing from HEAD replies (Bug #7240) - fixed variable name typos (Bug #7328) - added support for configurable table name prefixes (Bug #8366) - use @package-version@ placeholder in class headers (Bug #8811) - PROPFIND now returns null resources for resources locked but not yet created (Bug #8570) Dependencies:
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| 1.0.0RC3 |
Release date: 2006-03-03 17:11 UTC Release state: beta Changelog: More bug fixes, getting nearer to 1.0 release ... - there are still known charset encoding issues - some litmus locking tests are not passed yet Dependencies:
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| 1.0.0rc2 |
Release date: 2006-01-15 17:07 UTC Release state: beta Changelog: Still preparing for 1.0 release after some bug fixes ... Dependencies:
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| 1.0.0rc1 |
Release date: 2005-07-05 04:57 UTC Release state: beta Changelog: Preparing for 1.0 release ... Dependencies:
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| 0.99.1 |
Release date: 2004-04-22 16:07 UTC Release state: beta Changelog: Some serious stuff showed up that needs to be added/fixed before we go for 1.0. This release doesn't really address any of these, it only fixes some small issues with the existing code and adds comments in various places. Dependencies:
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| 0.99 |
Release date: 2003-11-18 16:23 UTC Release state: beta Changelog: almost all TODO features and issues for 1.0 are now implemented, there might be some additional API cleanups in PROPFIND and PROPPATCH and some small issues in the Fileserver example still exist as soon as this is done i think the packe is ready for a 1.0RC1 release Starting with this release it is now possible to return streams from GET and PUT. IF you return a readable stream from GET or a writable stream from PUT the base class will take care of any further action including HTTP header generation and handling of partial GETs and PUTs (if the returned streams are seekable). The only things you should return in addition to an appropriate open stream are the current size of the resource in $options['size'] for both GET and PUT and the mimetype in $options['mimetype'] and modification date in $options['mtime'] for GET. Dependencies:
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| 0.9 |
Release date: 2003-02-18 12:02 UTC Release state: alpha Changelog: usable (complies to RFC 2518 in all but shared locks afaik) but still in developement Dependencies:
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