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  • Subject: iCal Integration
  • From: Jeremy Matthews <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:19:16 -0600

I have a simple app which, as a byproduct, creates tasks and events in iCal. Prior to 10.7, the user would choose from a popup list populated by all calendars within the [CalCalendarStore defaultstore], which worked great and created both events and tasks perfectly fine.

Now, in 10.7, it seems as if a CalDAV (alal iCloud) or Exchange calendar is separated into two separate objects - one for events and one for tasks, and the result is the user is shown a list of calendars...and in many cases users appear to see duplicates, when in reality there are those two separate "calendars".

So now, when a user selects the calendar, they might get an event created, but not tasks, and vice-versa.

Is there any known way of dealing with this, or any way to easily find out which "calendar" supports events vs tasks, instead of firing off a "test" tasks and finding out the hard way? Or perhaps, a better solution altogether?

Thanks,
jeremy
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