Re: [Evolution-hackers] Syncing with Evolution, reloading calendar without linking to gnome libs?

[Reinhold Kainhofer <reinhold kainhofer com>]

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On Tuesday,  04. May 2004 14:36, you wrote:
> On Tue, 2004-05-04 at 12:51 +0200, Reinhold Kainhofer wrote:
> > So, my question now is, how can I make evolution reload the calendar
> > without having to link to all the gnome / evolution libraries, which is
> > clearly out of option for kpilot ?
>
> if you are going to modify evolution's calendar files, you'd better do
> it via the evolution API. 

Hmm, this is clearrly out of scope for a conduit that's supposed to sync with 
an ics file (or more generally, any KCal::Calendar derived class, like kde's 
resource calendar consisting of data from several different places) ... Too 
bad, kpilot then won't be able to sync to evolution :-((

It might be of interest for kitchensync, though, or for a calendar and 
contacts resource for KDE's resource framework. 
How does the evolution API work exactly? And what's the communication 
protocol? I hope we don't have to link to all gnome libraries just to be able 
to read the evolution calendar/addressbook... 
Is there any introduction and further documentation available? 

Thanks,
Reinhold

PS: Please note that I have absolutely no experience with gnome (neither using 
nor programming), and I have only tried evolution very few times, but never 
really used it.
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