When the workspace feature is supported, a workspace is the primary way that the contents of the repository is accessed, so there will be a workspace for viewing the "main branch", as well as "scratch" workspaces for anyone that wants a separate stable environment. Wrt to your particular question, yes, since a workspace is a collection, it is visible through a PROPFIND request (I'm not sure what you mean by a "normal directory listing", but the answer is probably "yes" for that as well:-). If it weren't, how would your client access the information in it? Cheers, Geoff -----Original Message----- From: Vikram_Roopchand [mailto:Vikram_Roopchand@infosys.com] In the RFC , workspace is defined to be a collection , but isn't it actually a "scratch" pad on which first all changes are done and then later merged with the "main" branch/stream ? My question is , would this workspace be visible through a PROPFIND request or a normal directory listing ? warm regards, VikramReceived on Friday, 17 January 2003 09:02:34 GMT
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