Yes, I can confirm that I got CalDAV working in Mulberry, the setup is
just in a different place than you might expect (at least it was for
me). To configure, go to File-->Preferences, and in the accounts tab,
create a new account of type "CalDAV Calendar". Here, you can enter
your info such as username, server name, and calendar path. Once that's
set up, you can go to Mulberry's main calendar tab, and the account you
just created should be listed, and expanding that will reveal your
calendar server hierarchy. To modify permissions, simply right-click
the object you want to edit, click Details, and go to the Access Control
List tab.
Hope that helps.
Darren
Ernesto Revilla wrote:
Hi.
I checked the FAQ of mulberry
(http://www.mulberrymail.com/faq/index.shtml), but I didn't see
anything about CalDAV compatibility.
Could Cyrus Daboo or anybody else put a comment about CalDAV
compatibility in Mulberry? (I'm not subscribed to any Mulberry mailing
list.)
(I read that Mulberry can manipulate WebDAV ACL lists.)
Best regards
Erny
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