SabreDAV allows you to easily integrate your existing Web application with WebDAV. It supports most of the common clients, including the Mac OS X Finder, the Windows XP/Vista Explorer, DavFS2, Cadaver, NetDrive, and WebDrive. It supports class 1, 2, and 3 WebDAV servers. It implements RFC2518 and revisions from RFC4918. It also implements RFC2617 (Basic/Digest auth).
| Tags | PHP WebDAV caldav |
|---|---|
| Licenses | BSD Revised |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | PHP PHP5 |
| Translations | English |
Last announcement
Head over to the demo site to see it in action. You can connect with any client, but some caution is advised with OS/X Finder.
http://demo.sabre...
Recent releases


Release Notes: The zip release ships with sabre/vobject 2.0.5. The entire codebase has been moved to PHP namespaces. BC Break: every backend package (CalDAV, CardDAV, Auth, Locks, Principals) now has consistent naming conventions. There's a BackendInterface and an AbstractBackend class. BC Break: several constructor signatures have been changed in the CalDAV package to reduce dependencies on the ACL package. BC Break: Sabre_CalDAV_ISharedCalendar now also has a getShares method, so sharees can figure out who is also on a shared calendar.


Release Notes: The zip release ships with sabre/vobject 2.0.5. The ACL plugin advertises support for 'calendarserver-principal-property-search'. This release fixes [#153], allowing for relative http principals in iMip requests. It adds support for cs:first-name and cs:last-name properties in sharing invites. Several properties have been made protected that were private before. There are some non-standard properties for sharing to improve compatibility. There are some bugfixes in the PostgreSQL script.


Release Notes: This major release constitutes about seven months of work, a bunch of new features, and a lot of performance improvements. If you are upgrading from 1.6, be sure to read the migration document for upgrade instructions, and don't forget to back up your database.


Release Notes: A workaround for a line-ending bug in the OS X 10.8 address book. The ability to allow users to set SSL certificates for the Client class. Directory indexes with many nodes should be a lot faster. A fix for issue 235: E_NOTICE thrown when doing a propfind request with Sabre_DAV_Client and no valid properties are returned. An issue with filtering on alarms in tasks has been fixed.


Release Notes: This release adds lots of little tweaks to make everything slightly better.
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