Hi Morgan! > If Outport exports a directory of individual .ics files, Chandler can > actually import those all at once by pairing a FileSystemConduit with > a CalDAVFormat object as follows:
[...] thanks for the code, I'll try it out soon! > However, this only gets us from Outlook to Chandler, and not the > other way around, but it's a start. My impression is that lots of people (like me) have to use Outlook at work with all those obvious enterprise limitations. Furthermore, I didn't want to have any private appointments from Chandler within my corporate Outlook, so for me, one-way syncing would be perfect! >> For automatic syncing of my appointments, might Cosmo be the tool >> to check >> out?! > > In the environment you've described, Cosmo isn't going to help, > unless Outlook becomes a CalDAV client. But how would it be for the other way around? Could I use Cosmo as the backend, (automatically) feed my Outlook ics appointments there and view those appointments through Chandler, Sunbird, whatever? > P.S. I also came across this Outlook --> .ics exporter... > > http://www.ryanwatkins.net/software/ it seems to be the same as the visual basic macro (outlook2ics) which I tried. At least that is what the author links to. But I'll try that one as well! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Open Source Applications Foundation "Dev" mailing list http://lists.osafoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
