[Tickets #3032] WebDAV / iCal plugin voor kronolith

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Tue Dec 6 03:27:59 PST 2005


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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/?id=3032
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 Ticket             | 3032
 Updated By         | d.bussink at student.utwente.nl
 Summary            | WebDAV / iCal plugin voor kronolith
 Queue              | Kronolith
 Version            | HEAD
 State              | Feedback
 Priority           | 1. Low
 Type               | Enhancement
 Owners             | 
+New Attachment     | horde_webdav_patches.tar.gz
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d.bussink at student.utwente.nl (2005-12-06 03:27) wrote:

Hereby a number of patches against the CVS tree:

horde_webdav_patches/framework_rpc.patch
horde_webdav_patches/kronolith_api_put.patch
horde_webdav_patches/horde_rpc.patch

These three patches are for the basic iCal/WebDAV support. The first one
patches the framework to include calling functions for PUTting files through
the registry. The second one adds this function for Kronolith. The third
patch is a patch for the rpc.php file. It changes the file so it doesn't
read the input for webdav functions, this is handled through a stream in the
PEAR HTTP_WebDAV_Server (this took me two hours before I found why it went
wrong...).

horde_webdav_patches/kronolith_api_put_with_new.patch
horde_webdav_patches/kronolith_calendars_id.patch

These two patches add some extra functionality. The first one creates a new
calendar if a PUTted file has a name for which no calendar exists yet. The
second patch allows for supplying an identifier for a new calendar. This
identifier is used for naming the calendar file, I didn't like the
hexadecimal filenames, therefore I created this. 

The first bunch of patches are really necessary, the second bunch is not
really necessary, but I think they can be useful.




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