One final comment *hopefully* ;-) >In general, there are multiple modules/servers that handle different >subtrees at a web site, and often the DAV module will not handle >"/", but rather some subtree such as "/dav". Assuming that a request >to "*" gets handled by the module that handles "/", the >MKACTIVITY request will not be understood. In addition, if there >are multiple DAV modules handling different parts of the namespace, >each with its own activity store, it is important that the >activity gets created in the right activity collection (not something >that can be inferred from "MKACTIVITY *". I guess my example was too simple (and wrong perhaps). In order for a client to find out what activity-collection to use it must first issue an OPTIONS request with a given URL, say http://repo.dav/dav/ and gets the property DAV:activity-collections-set. Why couldn't I form a request, like: MKACTIVITY /dav/* HTTP/1.1 And get the response (implicity do an OPTIONS request to get DAV:activity-collections-set): HTTP/1.1 201 Created Location: http://repo.dav/dav/act/123 ? Or am I completely wrong in thinking it would be a valid operation of a activity-enabled server to assign an activity identifier using MKACTIVITY? Most bug-tracking servers have an option/configuration to automatically assign a number but I'm trying to determine if this is outside the scope of this protocol. Thanks again, SteveReceived on Monday, 12 March 2001 14:47:03 GMT
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