Cyberduck is a nice tool (although I have no experience using it for WebDAV): https://cyberduck.io/ As it's free, it should be easy to give it a go and see. cheers, Jakob. On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 3:21 PM, David Sewell <dsewell@virginia.edu> wrote:
I and a couple of other people in my department often need to read and write files via WebDAV connections (specifically, to MarkLogic's WebDAV server interface to its database). We all use OS X as our platform, and we have often found that the built-in WebDAV mounting support in OS X Finder is unreliable. We have used an alternative standalone client (Transmission), but lately it has had some performance problems as well. The internal WebDAV client within oXygen has always been solidly reliable.
Is there any chance that it could be bundled or sold separately as a standalone WebDAV client? Would other oXygen users find that useful? (Or does anyone have suggestions about other OS X WebDAV clients to try?)
David
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