Overview

The Sabre_DAV_SimpleCollection class allows you to easily build up static trees in your webdav filesystem. This is very useful if there is a part in your directory tree that's read-only and doesn't often change.

Using the SimpleCollection class is very simple, all it takes is a name argument and a set of childnodes.

Example

$root = new Sabre_DAV_SimpleCollection('root',array(
    new Sabre_DAV_SimpleCollection('users'),
    new Sabre_DAV_SimpleCollection('files'),
    new Sabre_DAV_SimpleCollection('home')
));

$server = new Sabre_DAV_Server($root);

As you can see, the children argument is optional. The children can be any object implementing Sabre_DAV_INode.

Note that since SabreDAV 1.4, you don't have to ever specify a top-level object, as it is automatically created by SabreDAV, if you pass an array to the constructor.

Example:

$root = array(
    new Sabre_DAV_SimpleCollection('users'),
    new Sabre_DAV_SimpleCollection('files'),
    new Sabre_DAV_SimpleCollection('home')
);

$server = new Sabre_DAV_Server($root);