>The source property is the only mechanism I know of that truly allows the >Web interface to be used for authoring of the source resources of >dynamically generated content. Agreed. But this is irrelevant to most users. >Quite frankly, if a person cannot implement that in a trivial amount of time >then I'd like to know how their Web server manages to generate the dynamic >content in the first place. If it is so trivial, why isn't it implemented? It's not because the programmers are simply lazy. Look at all the stuff the *is* implemented wrt DAV. Even fairly hard stuff like locks and storing arbitrary properties is implemented. But this one trivial thing is not. The *concept* is simple, yet it remains unimplemented after three years. As long as people keep insisting that it is simple, I'm going to keep pointing that out. I'm thinking now that I like the DAV-Enabled field idea better than GETSRC, since it doesn't mess with the data model. But I realize the same people will protest it for the same reasons. cjh --Received on Monday, 4 March 2002 17:14:08 GMT
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