On Mon, Dec 10, 2001, Peter C. Norton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there any intention to make the calendar backend work as an icalendar > (rfc 2445). I'm starting to read the rfc, and I've noticed that there's the > beginnings of an implementation of some part of the library under the name > of libical at sourceforge. > > Again, focusing on evolution (and I guess outlook and netscape) having a > calendar server as part of courier would be cool. I'm going to assume, > before reading the RFC, that implementing an icalendar server is a PITA, but > if it is possible has anyone done it, and would having courier's calendar > access this be useful?
I brought this up when Sam released his first code. At the time, he showed little interest. As far as iCalendar goes, it's merely a feature set and higher level protocol to exchange calendar information between clients. It doesn't define an on disk storage format and there is no standard for a client/server setup either. The little that I looked at the calendar code in courier made it look like it's a subset of the iCalendar feature set. I think we could implement a libical backend for the storage format Sam developed which would cover the higher level protocol atleast. JE _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
