Apache WebDAV doesn't respect ACLs of authenticated user, so these are implemented as Apache config files on a per-user basis, requiring an apache restart whenever a user is added or removed.
The current functionality could be implemented by wrapping PyWebDAV. It would also remove a dependency on Apache for anyone who wants to deploy the DataStage web interface in another environment.
Apache WebDAV doesn't respect ACLs of authenticated user, so these are implemented as Apache config files on a per-user basis, requiring an apache restart whenever a user is added or removed.
The current functionality could be implemented by wrapping PyWebDAV. It would also remove a dependency on Apache for anyone who wants to deploy the DataStage web interface in another environment.