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by treve
1112 days ago
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I'm one of the few people who's actually implemented a full CalDAV and WebDAV stack (called SabreDAV). I've started working on this in 2006, and even back then it worked with stock Apache and Nginx, and PHP's REQUEST_METHOD would have the appropriate methods. You are right, code is needed to 'do something' with the method, but webservers, clients, application frameworks and proxies typically don't need to change for someone to start handling (for example) PROPFIND requests. The same is true for QUERY. In most (but not all) cases you can already start using it today. |
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I tried to build a CALDAV stack in PHP. But I didn't want to use a database; I wanted all resources to be files. I made something that worked, and passed most tests; but the RFCs were breeding faster than I could keep up. I wasn't trying to make a product, I just wanted a "simple" calendar server for my own use, and I didn't have the time or inclination. I gave up, and switched to Radicale.
Last week I deployed Baikal; it seems very nice. Well done!