Re: [Evolution-hackers] remote calendars in Evolution

[JT Moree <moreejt pcxperience com>]

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I only recently saw the multisync project and will start exploring using it.  I will need to grab
the latest version of Evo and make it work.  I am using RH 7.3 and not sure if all dependencies are met.

Anyway, my server side implementation is just as someone mentioned.  A web server holds the file and
the client simply downloads a changed file and pushes back up when done.

OFF-LINE mode is a problem I have not tackled yet.  Multi-sync may fix that.

The server side of it is also posted at
http://www.pcxperience.org/blog/index.html

Web ICal server.



Ron Smits wrote:
| That is a fun idea, but synchronize how? I am working on a java based
| calendar server the primary (first) client I hope will be evolution.
|
| Any ideas about how you see this synchronizing is welcome. The calendar
| server will have several 'entries' into it (like mail, http, beep)
|
| Ron
|
| On Thu, 2003-05-08 at 16:53, Rodrigo Moya wrote:
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|>On Thu, 2003-05-01 at 16:59, JT Moree wrote:
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|>>I signed up for this list yesterday and have seen no traffic yet...
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|>>I went to search the archives but there seems to only be MANUAL searching. Yuck!
|>>
|>>To my point.
|>>~  I want to add remote calendar support to evolution.  seems easy enough to me.  Just pull down a
|>>file on New instead of creating a blank one.  I have all the details of what I want to do at
|>>http://www.pcxperience.org/blog/index.html#remote
|>>
|>
|>I like the idea of using the folder-metadata.xml file, or, why not, we
|>could use a X property on the main VCALENDAR object in the calendar.ics
|>to specify where it's from. This would remove the need of an extra file.
|>
|>Then, the local backend could read that property, and synchronize the
|>local file with the remote folder.
|>
|>cheers
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JT Moree
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www.XperienceInc.com
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