[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote .. > Dear Graham, > > I am the IT manager for a City of London research company, and we are > looking for a suitable icalendar server solution. Your idea (and i am > not > certain if it has become more than an idea) for bridging between mod_dav > and mod_python is intriguing and we have a (very) little resource for OSS, > so I would like to know > > 1. If the project is still feasible (ie you have not tripped over the ´so > thats why you cant/shouldnt do it´ moment) > 2. If you are anyone else has made a start on the project and we should > join in rather than reinvent wheels > 3. if you do not have time and are willing to simply pass on any tips or > code you may have. > > Any help gratefully recieved. > > > ---------- > Paul Brian > IT manager > PIRC Ltd > 0207 247 2323
Paul, I have bumped this onto the mod_python developers list. Can you send any further discussion about this to the mailing list. That said, the status of mod_dav_python is that nothing has been done. Not even the optional functions to be exported by mod_python: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MODPYTHON-165 and which could then be used to implement mod_dav_python have been added. This is in part because no one expressed any interest in wanting to pursue the idea of writing mod_dav_python, thus putting in hooks was seen as low priority. If you are interested and can find others who would also be interested in working on a mod_dav_python, then I can certainly put the hooks in, as certainly still see it as being feasible. Personally though, beyond giving some rough pointers of how the hooks could be used, I don't have enough time or knowledge about DAV to be able to help much in doing the actual work, thus success will depend on whether you can get others interested. Graham
