let me note that for this is is not only important to solve access restrictions on would need to deal also with the following two issues.
* Standards: I think the most used standards are vCard, iCal … * Data Reconciliation: Events get only really useful if all the names referring to Persons, Locations … are replaced with the IDs of known Entities. Without that one support for events would only be half the fun! I would suggest to use schema.org as schema for the resulting knowledge. As storage one could use the Entityhub to store the resulting knowledge. Especially if the goal would be to find referenced Events in parsed Documents. However an other option would be to use this a first test case for the FactStore. best Rupert On 03.11.2011, at 10:11, florent andré wrote: > +1 > > It could be a really interesting feature. > > Handling Oauth protocol with Camel seems pretty simple : > http://camel.apache.org/gauth.html > > ++ > > On 11/02/2011 05:05 PM, Olivier Grisel wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> Recently Rupert worked on a new EntityHub importer for the vCard >> format and that made me realize that it could be very interesting to >> be able to register online calendars as referenced sites. For instance >> google calendar has several API that would allow us to do this: >> https://code.google.com/apis/calendar/ >> >> Once this works we could imaging a set of new enhancers that would be >> able to suggest related events / meeting for documents (based on the >> text, dates and names and email addresses of participants and >> organizations occurring in a document for instance). >> >> WDYT? >> >> That would probably require us to make the EntityHub able to handle >> the OAuth protocol. Maybe we could start with public calendars before >> addressing the use case of corporate with access control. >>
