[CalendarServer-dev] Hoping for a sanity check: Chapter 2
Cyrus Daboo
cdaboo at apple.com
Thu Oct 16 09:55:27 PDT 2008
Hi Helge,
--On October 16, 2008 9:41:13 AM +0200 Helge Heß <me at helgehess.eu> wrote:
> But more importantely, keep in mind that the primary consumers of the
> CalServer are calendaring clients. iCal, Outlook, Thunderbird etc.
> Those clients always synchronize full calendars with their local
> cache. And run queries/reports *inside* that cache. Hence the server
> is optimized to deliver the raw data quickly to the clients. Which
> then do the actual work. Well, and this works best with plain files.
Don't forget thin clients or web clients which may have little or no cache.
I know several groups working on web-based solutions and they nearly always
use the time-range reporting capability of CalDAV to retrieve just the
events they need for display purposes. Our current strategy does deal with
that reasonably efficiently in that time-range queries are handled via an
sqlite DB for each calendar.
--
Cyrus Daboo
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