commit 4dc61f92ad9f3fa09122a917118cb69c45840845
from: leo <leo@cfe0c456-10be-db11-86f0-00e081619514>
date: Fri Jan 23 14:40:30 2009 UTC

updated project info

commit - de6ddb74522969f7a13e7a09c05b9406d30b5ad6
commit + 4dc61f92ad9f3fa09122a917118cb69c45840845
blob - 709526aee6deb2cbb9880883eca5aaf026160cc9
blob + 7cdf942f8bdb14058f151c877fbf6464d0769b03
--- README
+++ README
@@ -10,8 +10,10 @@ b) an Amazon S3 provider backend for apache-commons-vf
 The WebDAV server is semi-complete in a sense that it works well for most tests in the
 listmus test suite except for property handling which is virtually non-existing.
 
-The VFS backend is started and provides read-only access. I have managed to browse through
-my test backup on S3 using MacOSX own Finder DAV client.
+The VFS backend is started and provides write access. You can already use it with the
+MacOS X Finder to copy, move and delete etc. files on Amazon S3. Some commands may time out
+because the caching of large files from S3 may take a while longer than the WebDAV
+client is willing to wait.
 
 INFO:
 
@@ -35,5 +37,7 @@ TODO:
 - Create an executable JAR with all required libraries. The Main is already prepared to do
   that but I have not yet fully understood how to get maven to package the jars right next
   to the compiled classes.
-- Add write access to the VFS backend.
-- Much more ...
+- WebDAV property handling
+- S3 ACL support
+- separated jar packages for the vfs backend and the dav frontend
+