ZServer screws up namespacing for some WebDav requests, leading to xml parsing errors. We manually fix it here.
I added a test for a WebDav LOCK request, checking that the namespacing gets corrected.
Carefull though, as it gets corrected during the parsing of the response, but not in the response itself, so that browser.contents will still have the namespacing problem. So tests for a webdav lock should not test the browser.contents
njohner
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6 years ago
ZServer screws up namespacing for some WebDav requests, leading to xml parsing errors. We manually fix it here. I added a test for a WebDav LOCK request, checking that the namespacing gets corrected.
Carefull though, as it gets corrected during the parsing of the response, but not in the response itself, so that
browser.contentswill still have the namespacing problem. So tests for a webdav lock should not test thebrowser.contentsresolves #85