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Access password protected account

Open AgostinoSturaro opened this issue 13 years ago • 2 comments

Hi, I was searching for an easy way to save and load files to a remote account using JavaScript. I don't even need to be able to read any binary file, just a .txt with a JSON string inside.

I thought WebDAV would be easy, but I don't know it so much.

Your library seems promising, but I can't find anything in the documentation regarding authenticating into an account.

Would it be possible to have a simple example using the WebDAV service provided with XAMPP? Access data are

URL: http://localhost/webdav/ User: wampp Password: xampp

AgostinoSturaro avatar Mar 13 '12 13:03 AgostinoSturaro

Hi,

this feature will be also very interesting for me.

best regards and thank you for your great work!

uggrock avatar May 03 '13 09:05 uggrock

You don't need authentication, since the underlying HTTP(S) transport protocol already does that for you. I use it to write, or update, files in a Subversion repository (mod_dav_svn implements but a meagre subset the WebDAV API, and a good deal of the jquery.dav tests fail, but "Autoversioning" saves the day). Later on I'll try to use the plug-in with a recent version of jQuery. :+1:

TG9541 avatar Jan 01 '14 10:01 TG9541