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Register URL handler #7790

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cyberduck opened this issue Feb 12, 2014 · 3 comments
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Register URL handler #7790

cyberduck opened this issue Feb 12, 2014 · 3 comments
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enhancement fixed webdav WebDAV Protocol Implementation
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42d51f5 created the issue

RFC4709 is the recommended way to get browsers to open an external webdav tool.

It looks like the webserver should return a response has the 'application/davmount+xml' mime-type and can be saved as an xml file with a .davmount file extension.

Alternatively, some webdav tools install a protocol handler for the 'dav:' uri scheme which seems blessed by the IETF, but it seems that is considered bad form by some folk.
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@dkocher commented

The issue with dav:// URL schemes is that not all browsers will pass these to the registered application for the scheme. It works in Safari here but not in Chrome.

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250e461 commented

This sounds really interesting. Is it planned to implement this?
Maybe then cyberduck would be the right tool for our customers to use together with our own product.

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@dkocher commented

In ae7b8e6.

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