Sliding into WebDAV
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WebDAV
WebDAV stands for \"Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning.\" WebDAV is a set of extensions to the HTTP protocol that allows users to collaboratively edit and manage files on remote servers. While the protocol extensions themselves are simple and easy to use, the power that they add to an HTTP server is incredible. In effect, WebDAV makes an HTTP server an advanced remote file system. While protocols such as FTP have provided similar capabilities for years, WebDAV\'s features go beyond those that are in the standard FTP protocol, and therefore allow developers to use WebDAV to create more powerful applications.
While the implementations of various WebDAV servers offer different levels of protocol support, the following features are generally available and are what set WebDAV apart from protocols such as FTP:
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