[rwjblue]

I am trying to access the WebDAV service on our newly upgraded server. I thought that I should be able to create a Web Folder in Windows XP like I normally would with WebDAV. When I tell the add network place wizard to use http://servername/dav/username/briefcase/ I get an error that says:

The folder you entered does not appear to be valid. Please choose another.

When I access the path from inside IE (telling it to open the path as a Web Folder) all I see is what looks like the text of a WebDAV session. Like the following:

Request

	Authenticated user:	robertj@domain.com
	Current date:		Sun Feb 03 21:33:12 EST 2008

Resource

	Name:			Briefcase
	Path:			/Briefcase
	Date:			Sun Feb 03 13:44:43 EST 2008
	Owner account Id:	9d4b6665-63c4-4bf4-a39a-3633c9cbbb05
	Owner account name:	robertj@domain.com

Properties


<prop xmlns="DAV:">
  <getlastmodified>Sun, 3 Feb 2008 13:44:43 -0500 (EST)</getlastmodified>
  <getcontentlength>0</getcontentlength>
  <owner>
    <href>https://mail.domain.com/acl/user/robertj/robertj</href>
  </owner>
  <displayname>Briefcase</displayname>
  <getetag>"210460-1202064283000"</getetag>
  <href>/dav/robertj/Briefcase/</href>
  <principal-collection-set/>
  <group/>
  <inherited-acl-set/>
  <current-user-privilege-set>
    <privilege>
      <read/>
    </privilege>
    <privilege>
      <read-current-user-privilege-set/>
    </privilege>
    <privilege>
      <read-free-busy/>
    </privilege>
    <privilege>
      <bind/>
    </privilege>
    <privilege>
      <unbind/>
    </privilege>
    <privilege>
      <write/>
    </privilege>
    <privilege>
      <write-acl/>
    </privilege>
    <privilege>
      <write-content/>
    </privilege>
    <privilege>
      <write-properties/>
    </privilege>
  </current-user-privilege-set>
  <supported-privilege-set/>
  <acl/>
  <resourcetype>
    <collection/>
  </resourcetype>
  <acl-restrictions>
    <grant-only/>
    <no-invert/>
  </acl-restrictions>
  <creationdate>2008-02-02T22:51:49-05:00</creationdate>
</prop>

I am going to try an external WebDAV client (possibly NetDrive) next to see if that fixes the issue, but it definitely would be nice to be able to use without installing any software.

Any idea what can be done to get it working without additional software?

Thanks,

Robert Jackson