File transfer from backend to sharepoint server using WebDAV

Hi,
Currently we are in development process of our product and we have a component called Document Publisher which should publish(upload) the documents to the web folders in the sharepoint server using WebDAV from the backend.
I was able to find some classes in the backend like CL_HTTP_WEBDAV, CL_HTTP_WEBDAV_SKWF etc and these classes have some set of methods which i feel can be used for uploading the documents to another location from the backend. But i am not sure how to achieve this and i was not able to find much of the information about this online.
It would be really great if somebody can help me in this.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Kasthuri

Hi Kasturi,
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>
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