No, I hadn't heard of CPS before. My initial guess, based on the 3rd
URL Erik included is that Chandler doesn't know it's subscribing to
a .ics file since the URL doesn't end in ".ics". So Chandler is
likely trying to trying to subscribe as if this is a WebDAV+CloudXML
share. One hack to get around this problem without changing the way
Chandler detects .ics subscriptions would be to append something like
"&chandler=.ics" to the URL you enter into Chandler's subscribe dialog:
http:// <baseURLtoCPS> /workspaces/ <user> /calendar/calendar.ics?
disable_cookie_login__=1&chandler=.ics
Hopefully the CPS server will ignore the "chandler=.ics" argument,
and Chandler will treat this as a .ics share.
On Nov 22, 2006, at 8:50 AM, Philippe Bossut wrote:
Hi Erik,
Thanks for your report and your interest in Chandler. I logged your
issue in Bugzilla (https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?
id=7484) and copied the relevant people on it.
Also, I'm reposting to the dev list since I think this is likely to
be more of a code issue than a design one.
As for supporting CPSSharedCalendar, I'm sure we haven't tried and
I'm not surprised to see issues on the first try. That being said,
we should be able to subscribe to .ics resources so it looks like a
straight interop bug. I'll leave Morgen and Grant comment on that
with more details.
Cheers,
- Philippe
Erik Harg wrote:
Hi everybody,
I have recently started trying out your product Chandler, to see
if it might meet our organization's needs for a calendar
application. However, I'm having problems with connecting it
properly to our content management system, CPS [1] from Nuxeo, and
their calendar server, CPSSharedCalendar (part of CPS Groupware) [2].
I am able to connect to our CPS server, by selecting Collection ->
Subscribe..., and entering the "iCalendar export URL" [3] from the
web-based interface to the CPS calendar server into the pop-up
window. Then I get the enlarged window telling me to enter account
information, which I do. However, I quickly get an error message
in the same pop-up window saying:
"Sharing Error:
The following sharing error occurred: <zanshin.http.HTTPError
(200)>"
and the subscription/synchronization never gets underway.
Thus, I was wondering if anyone knew if Chandler is, or is not,
supposed to work with the CPSSharedCalendar, or if anyone could
please give me a hint as to what I might do to make it work (or
find out what is wrong)?
The specs for our setup is this:
Server: CPS 3.4.0, with CPS Groupware 2.0 running on a Dell
PowerEdge 850 with Ubuntu Linux Dapper x86_64
Client: Chandler 0.7 alpha 3 running on Apple MacBook Pro with OS
X 10.4.8
URLs:
[1] http://www.cps-project.org/
[2] http://www.cps-project.org/sections/projects/calendar_server
[3] http:// <baseURLtoCPS> /workspaces/ <user> /calendar/
calendar.ics?disable_cookie_login__=1
Thank you for your help!
Best regards,
--Erik Harg
General Manager
TerraVision AS
t. +47 4000 3836
m. +47 924 98 541
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