Re: CalDAV EOF adaptor
Re: CalDAV EOF adaptor
- Subject: Re: CalDAV EOF adaptor
- From: Pascal Robert <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2012 10:09:45 -0500
Le 2012-12-14 à 09:55, Jesse Tayler <email@hidden> a écrit :
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> I've been interested in this topic before.
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> I wondered if our WO server stuff can receive CalDAV notifications from Apple and others such that our WO app could provide integration with multiple calendar services and still provide a notification based backbone for those who have such - like Apple's iCal and related APIs on the iPhone client.
I can talk about CalDAV for hours :-) In fact, one of my WOWODC 2013 presentations will be about ERGroupware (and in ical4j-connector)… ERGroupware have good CalDAV support, and I added basic support for MS Exchange 2007/2010 (support for CardDAV was also added).
For notifications, on CalDAV servers notifications (invitations to meetings or someone who wants to share their calendar with you) are stored in the "inbox" collection when you receive them, so it's just a matter of opening that collection and reading iCalendar objects from that collection and act on them.
For the EOF adaptor, I started thinking about it because to query and filter iCalendar objects, you need to pass a kind of qualifier in the REPORT request. For example, you can find events (VEVENT components) starting at this date and ending at this date, or you can find all users of type "room", non-completed tasks, etc. Using qualifiers instead of adding XML elements would be much nicer.
> I'd be interested in what's learned and would certainly use it at some juncture.
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> I am a strong believer that the future of WOnder is all about the mobile client and this is one related item on my list for that.
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> On Dec 14, 2012, at 9:07 AM, Pascal Robert <email@hidden> wrote:
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>> Does anyone needs a EOF adaptor for CalDAV? I'm looking at doing one so that I can use qualifier to search and fetch iCalendar objects in a CalDAV (Zimbra, iCal Server, Kerio, etc.) but it could be tricky since operations on collections and on iCalendar objects are not dealt in the same way. Might be a not much useful if I build it only for myself, but if someone also needs it, I might do it.
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