Calendrier

Contents 1 Synchronisation / Technology 1.1 CaldDav 2 caldav servers 3 Heavy clients 4 Web clients

Synchronisation / Technology

• raw webdav

webdav is an extension of http, providing a 'write' operation. Apache can handle that.

CaldDav

Is a official RFC based on top of webdav (access) and icalendar (file format), adding a directory structure + misc stuff to provide a standard for servers.

a list of clients

caldav servers

• there's a mod_caldav for apache, though not in gentoo yet

• caldendar server, from Apple, mainly of only use for/by/through apple.7)

• davical / rscds

A server really oriented toward Debian. Not in gentoo. Requires postgresql!

• cosmo

Made in java by l'OSAF. Not in gentoo (as of sept 2008). It installs the whole stuff (tomcat,derby,mysql,chandlerserver...) preconfigured.

• chandler, from l'OSAF as well, the corresponding client. Not in gentoo (as of sept 2010). Reported dead by gentoo developers on december 2010.

Clients supporting this : sunbird (as of 0.9), opengroupware.org

Heavy clients

• Sunbird

Stuff from mozilla (and lightning, plugin for thunderbird)

Suppors:

 * webdav
 * caldav

• Outlook

??

• Korganizer / Kontact

 sept 2008 : I can import calendar from google "full info", but not the "free/busy"

Web clients

(Often servers as well)

• google calendar

 Can not do 'merges'

• egroupware

 I can't find a way to export an url