{
  // $Id$
  /*
    mappings for other proprietary groupware servers ...
    
    That API is horribly broken from a WebDAV point of view. In fact, while
    it uses some WebDAV XML syntax, it hasn't much to do with it in any other 
    way.
    
    As a simple example, to perform a document move operation, the manual 
    recommends to use a *PUT* with a payload containing a proppatch style
    XML document! Well, why not use WebDAV MOVE instead and allow for a 
    properly maintained WebDAV document namespace?
    Similiar stuff for deleting documents - it would be too easy to use the
    standard DELETE method when you can use a XML PUT to do the same thing
    in a more complicated way ;->
    And it uses absolutly *NO* standard WebDAV properties (eg writeRights),
    not to speak of WebDAV ACL.
  */
  "{SLOX:}accessright"       = brkDavHasAccessPermission;
  "{SLOX:}changeFrom"        = brkDavChangedBy;
  "{SLOX:}createFrom"        = brkDavCreatedBy;
  "{SLOX:}creationTime"      = brkDavCreationTimestamp;
  "{SLOX:}folderreadrights"  = brkDavFolderReadACL;
  "{SLOX:}folderwriterights" = brkDavFolderWriteACL;
  "{SLOX:}group"             = brkDavGroupName;
  "{SLOX:}lastModified"      = brkDavLastModified;
  "{SLOX:}name"              = davDisplayName;
  "{SLOX:}objectReadRights"  = brkDavObjectReadACL;
  "{SLOX:}objectWriteRights" = brkDavObjectWriteACL;
  "{SLOX:}objectreadrights"  = brkDavObjectReadACL;
  "{SLOX:}objectwriterights" = brkDavObjectWriteACL;
  "{SLOX:}objecttype"        = brkDavObjectType;
  "{SLOX:}owner"             = brkDavOwner;
  "{SLOX:}parentfolder"      = brkDavParentFolderID;
  "{SLOX:}parentid"          = brkDavParentID;
  "{SLOX:}readrights"        = brkDavReadACL;
  "{SLOX:}rootfolder"        = brkDavRootFolder;
  "{SLOX:}sloxid"            = brkDavObjectID;
  "{SLOX:}type"              = brkDavFolderType;
  "{SLOX:}writeRights"       = brkDavWriteACL;
}