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Client-side Web tools

Author:Kendall
Posted:4/26/2000; 9:04:13 AM
Topic:Email to Brian Behlendorf
Msg #:16706 (In response to 16685)
Prev/Next:16705 / 16707

Yeah, I write for Monkeyfist using Emacs (well, XEmacs actually). For very small things I just use the Netscape textbox, which, as everyone knows, is horrid. For longer things I use the web browser built into XEmacs, w3, and it's textbox is just another Emacs buffer. Very cool.

But, yes, if Emacs had a good Web-DAV client, we at Monkeyfist would be working a lot harder to add a Web-DAV interface to our CMS to go along with the CGI interface that we have now. We've talked about, and I even wrote a preliminary design document for, a Scarab interface -- Scarab is Ken MacLeod's answer to SOAP and XML-RPC; last I checked Scarab does SOAP, XML-RPC, and Casbah.org's LDO as well -- but there's nothing driving us to implement it since we right now a small group of contributors.

I'm curious: why do you ask?

Kendall

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