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Fri, 09 Jan 2004
iCal goodness
Today I remembered that iCal can share calendars via WebDAV. I also discovered this iCalender formatted file for
ETCon 2004. There's also a great source of calendars at iCalShare. Here's a good application for RSS. I want my aggregator to subscribe to an RSS feed of available calendars and then I want to hit a button and have the calendar downloaded / subscribed to.
This is really making me look forward to cool stuff that we'll be able to do in Chandler once we get a working calendar.
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I like iCal as well: my current quest is for a way to migrate a Yahoo! calendar to iCal's ics format. There is a sourceforge project that seems to have been OK in Jaguar but not in Panther. It didn't occur to me til just now to try it in FreeBSD's java . . . .
Posted by paul at Sat Jan 10 10:50:39 2004
Posted by paul at Sat Jan 10 10:50:39 2004
Shouldn't be tough; just set the <link> field of each RSS item to a webcal:// URL. Voila.
Posted by Richard Soderberg at Sat Jan 10 16:56:46 2004
Posted by Richard Soderberg at Sat Jan 10 16:56:46 2004
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