Admittedly, most people will have little or no use for this AppleScript, as macOS already has the necessary means to connect to a WebDAV server ("Connect to server" or ⌘K). I wrote this script, as I was looking for a more discreet way to connect to a WebDAV server on a computer that's occasionally shared with co-workers. Server address and user name are hard-coded and the only dialog you will see is the one asking for your password.
- Download
WebDAV-Connect.applescript - Edit server settings in an editor of your choice
- Use the AppleScript Editor to save the script as
.app - Execute your app
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Copyright (c) 2013 Jan T. Sott
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