[CalendarServer-users] Sharing calendars, events

arun chhetri chhetriarun84 at gmail.com
Tue May 19 13:46:42 PDT 2009


Thanks pascal,,

I have my client in python and C++,,,
so, have u solved this thing,

If u have any code sample then I can work it out,,,
And what kind of client r u working with is it a desktop based or web based
client,


Thanks
Arun



On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 3:34 PM, Pascal Robert <probert at macti.ca> wrote:

>
> Le 09-05-19 à 16:25, arun chhetri a écrit :
>
>  Sorry for previous email that Was not complete
>> Hi Pascal,
>>
>>  thanks for quick response
>>
>> I am working for CalDav client,,,
>> any sorry for confusing query,,
>>
>> so, specifically my question is, how can I add an attendee to a particular
>> event
>>
>> ok, so adding an attendee I guess is similar to updating or adding a new
>> .ics file in the repository using PUT request with essentially
>> the following parameters
>> ATTENDEE;PARTSTAT;RSVP;ROLE;
>> CUTYPE;CN,Desruisseaux
>>
>> 1)so my question is if user X want to add an attendee user Y for an event,
>> I will make a post to which user X or Y and what will be the URL?
>>
>
> Exact. If you do your client in Java, I have code to do the free/busy
> lookup (it will be added to ical4j-connector when I'm done with my changes).
> You can also check the TCP traffic between iCal and your CalDAV server to
> see what iCal is doing, this is what I do (I use tcpflow).
>
>
>> 2) Same if user X wants to share some calendar with User Y,,,, how will he
>> do that,,
>>
>
> I think you have two options :
>
>        Sharing with WebDAV :
> http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4791#section-8.4
>
>        Delegation : where you can act as another user. I can't remember
> which RFC is it
>
>
>>
>> Thanks
>> Arun
>>
>>
>
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