Installing Mod_dav in a Windows environment

Problem

How do I install Mod_dav on a line 1.3 version of a APACHC server to enable WebDAV features?

Workaround

The Apache2.0 version takes Mod_dav as a standard module, so you do not need to download and compile it to install it.

From Http://webdav.arg/nwd/win32, get the Mod_dav package under Windows and unpack it. Confirm your Apache costume.

Xmlparse.dll and XmJtok.dll files are installed in the ServerRoot directory, if the two files do not exist,

Then find the entire Apache directory and copy them to ServerRoot. Mod_dav also requires a expat package, which is included in the

Apache server 1.3.9 later versions. These files will be hooked up to expat and Mod_dav will use them.

Copy the Mod_dav.dll file to the Apache service and place it in the directory of the module file:

C:\>CD Mod_dav-l.0.3-devc:\mod_dav-l.0.3-dev>copymod_dav.dll c:\apache\moduleec:\mod_dav-l. O.3-dev>cd\apache

Add the following command line to your httpd.conf file:

LoadModule Dav_module Modules/mod_dav.dll

If your http.conf file contains clearmodulelist instructions and re-added additional modules, you may need to

Add a addmodule command to the configuration. As another alternative, you can also use the Clearmodulelist

The Loadmoiule command that loads the MOD_DAV after the instruction is placed.

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