Lisa, >It might be a good idea to make these properties a "bundle" -- if one is >supported, all should be supported. That would make it easier for the >client to figure out what to expect. If I were writing a client would it be reasonable for me to expect that such properties as for example a collections 'childcount' are available in any "WebDav compliant" server ? If not then the stating of their 'optional' existance only causes confusion for me as a developer. Surely the whole purpose of a standard is that the whole thing, *all* the properties and methods, API etc can be treated as a 'bundle' that I can assume to exist. If I cannot assume some properties exist then I would have to, as you say, fall back on more primitive methods, in which case why even put them in the spec? _ o | | _ _ | | _ , /|/ |/ | | |/ |/ / \_ | | |_/|_/|__/|__/ \/ miles@mail.com miles@helios.co.nzReceived on Monday, 11 January 1999 15:39:27 GMT
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