[dev] Subscribing to external calendars provided by Horde Apps Re: Custom colors and subscribe-options for calendars provided by Api

[Ralf Lang]

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On 25.03.2013 09:41, Karim Geiger wrote:
> Hi guys,
> 
> I just wanted to add a custom color and the possibility to
> subscribe to an calendar provided by my horde application.
> 
> The app itself returns an array in the listTimeObjectCategories
> function provided in the Api.php-file.
> 

Hi List,

Karim wants to expose an external calendar provided by a horde app
(like whups) as a calendar on the rpc interface (browse).

External Calendars can be "exported" in the traditional interface but
cannot be subscribed to/offered via RPC.

Currently browse() only implements internal calendars.

I first searched for them under -system- and then under the user uid
because Kronolith_Calendar items default to the user uid

External calendars have a multipart calendar id consisting of
external_$api/$shareid and do not match the way
Kronolith_Api::browse() handles resource paths.

When implementing browse() for external calendars, which route should
be taken to be best accepted upstream?

1) Putting them under -system-
2) Putting them under $user/-external-/$api/$shareid
3) Putting them under $user/-external_$api-/$shareid
4) None of that. Each App which wants to provide vcalendar data must
implement an own interface instead.



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