[kronolith] iCalendar/vCalendar support in Kronolith - including scheduling!

[Brandon Knitter]

WOW!  I'm finally catching up on my lists and saw this.  This is huge guys,
congrats! :)  I look forward to trying this out.

Does this require HEAD for the Horde framework as well as Kronolith for testing
and playing with?

Keep up the great work.  Wish I could contribute more, just so darn busy.  I do
use Kronolith every day thouse! :)

Cheers,

-- 
-bk


Quoting Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>:

> A brief update on iCalendar/vCalendar support in Kronolith:
> 
> We now support importing and exporting of the iCalendar/vCalendar format.
> Right now the only fields that are supported are SUMMARY, DESCRIPTION,
> DTSTART, and DTEND, but:
> 
> a). All the code is in pretty much one place, so supporting more fields is
> easy and will automatically improve all of the various import/export code.
> 
> b). That covers most events, really, and getting the infrastructure in
> place
> and working was more important.
> 
> Note that between Kronolith's support for sending iCalendar invitations (a
> text/x-vcalendar attachment) and the new Horde MIME_Viewer_icalander, the
> Horde suite now supports email-based scheduling. You can create an event,
> send invitations to it to anyone with an email address, and they can add it
> to their calendar. Better yet, it's interoperable with any calendar/email
> system that can either send or receive these standard attachments.
> 
> _constructive_ bug reports/suggestions on this are welcome, and patches to
> improve the set of iCalendar fields supported (or other improvements)
> especially so.
> 
> Enjoy!
> 
> -chuck
> 
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