I was looking for this information myself a few months earlier. Apparently all you have to do is fiddle with some Apache settings, if I remember correctly. Of course, I ended up screwing up my Apache. I fixed it with some help from AI's resident Genius Bar though.
Just be aware that the current "Personal web sharing" is Apache 1.3.26 and won't allow you to SECURE this webDAV, so you'll be leaving your entire site wide open for anyone to connect to and change whatever they want.
So, you'll want to
a) Make sure that 10.2 has a newer version
b) if it doesn't, make sure you only enable webDAV for a directory you won't mind losing, or have everyone on earth look into.
c) or, install a newer version of Apache into 10.2.
(The technical reason is that the <limit> directive doesn't work in Apache 1.3.26, it was added in 1.3.4, and the dav module prefers 1.3.6. That's how far behind we are).
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<a href="http://osx.macnn.com/features/webdav.phtml"; target="_blank">http://osx.macnn.com/features/webdav.phtml</a>;
But... My Win2000 box can't seem to connect, so I'm obviously missing something.
So, you'll want to
a) Make sure that 10.2 has a newer version
b) if it doesn't, make sure you only enable webDAV for a directory you won't mind losing, or have everyone on earth look into.
c) or, install a newer version of Apache into 10.2.
(The technical reason is that the <limit> directive doesn't work in Apache 1.3.26, it was added in 1.3.4, and the dav module prefers 1.3.6. That's how far behind we are).