I see the exact same behaviour. I experimented with using "If-Modified-
Since" and it's the same deal: it always sends the full feed whether
it's changed or not.
Is this a bug / unsupported feature on Google's end or what?

On Mar 17, 9:28 pm, RPI <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi
> If I take a particular calendar (usually private), extract all the
> entryIDs and then do a GET with the following URL form:
> /feeds/userid/private-magicCookie/full/entryID
> and set the HTTP headerIf-None-Matchto the appropriate etag for the
> entryID, then I do now get the HTTP:304 status code.
>
> However its mighty tedious to go through every event in feed like this
> and I had wanted to leverage the same "send data only when changed"
> functionality on  the overall feed itself.
>
> I tried the same procedure with a URL of this form:
>
> /feeds/userid/private-magicCookie/full/
>
> and theIf-None-Matchheader set to the weak etag of the feed (ie
> W/"CkcBQX47eCp7I2A9WxVUE0w."). Alas I always get the entire return
> even when nothing has changed. What am I missing?? - J

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