DAVilish

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Last Update: 2013-03-08

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DAVilish : a simple WebDAV solution.

DAVilish is a Java 1.5 implementation of the WevDAV RFC 2518 level 1 and 2 specifications. It provides an extensible solution to enable Java applications to support WebDAV clients to a variety of backend storages.

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