Vice-versa, and perhaps more importantly; any calendar created by
iCal 3
through CalDAV will not be viewable by older, WebDAV-based clients.
Hopefully, this little exercise has not been entirely
confusing... :-)
Actually that is not quite right. Our server will return an
entire .ics file if you do a GET on the CalDAV calendar collection.
e.g. if you point your WebDAV calendar client to /calendars/users/
cdaboo/calendar on the server (using your own user id and a valid
calendar name) you should be able to "Subscribe" to the calendar.
You won't be able to "publish" to that calendar, but if all you
want is read-only access then that will work.
Note, however, that this is a "private" extension to CalDAV - there
is no guarantee it will always work that way, though there isn't
any obvious reason why it would change.
Several other CalDAV servers have implemented the same behavior as
the ability to subscribe like this is handy to support existing web-
calendar clients.
--
Cyrus Daboo
Neat, I wasn't aware of that. Coupled with the fact that it's
possible to publish/subscribe to a calendar located at e.g. /
calendars/users/cdaboo/old_calendar.ics, I guess this is about as
much legacy support as one could ask for.
/Emil
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