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Testing Cosmo with litmus

Since Cosmo exposes WebDAV functionality it makes sense to test all parts of the WebDAV spec and currently the best way to do that is to use litmus. From the litmus home page: "litmus is a WebDAV server test suite, which aims to test whether a server is compliant with the WebDAV protocol as specified in RFC2518"

Litmus is a command line tool and is very easy to run:

litmus http://localhost:8080/cosmo/home/litmus litmus litmus_password

This tells litmus to contact the WebDAV server at http://localhost:8080/ and try to test the DAV features in the /home/litmus resource location.

Cosmo 0.3 Baseline

This is the results of the litmus test run I did with the current snapshot of 0.3 as of 16 March 2006

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