iCal and webdav is great for personal calendars, but I find the thunderbird calendar useless for me since we use a corporate calendar (Oracle Collaboration Suite). What about syncml or something else that would be able to work with corporate calendaring servers like Oracle and Sun?

http://www.openmobilealliance.org/tech/affiliates/syncml/syncmlindex.html

Chris Richardson wrote:

I have not heard of any in this list but I think if one is done that it should have similar support of the thunder bird calander using possible ics and web_dav.

Devraj Mukherjee wrote:

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Hi everyone,

I have recently started using RoundCube and as we all would agree it's an awesome product. It's like have your own Gmail :-)

I am interested to know if there is any move in the RoundCube community to create a calendaring project? If there is then I would be happy to contribute code to the project.

Thanks

Devraj

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I believe if a calender is to be developed it should stay along the lines of ical standards as it is more adaptable across the board. You can use it with web systems, thunder bird, outlook etc

Jesse Thompson wrote:

iCal and webdav is great for personal calendars, but I find the thunderbird calendar useless for me since we use a corporate calendar (Oracle Collaboration Suite). What about syncml or something else that would be able to work with corporate calendaring servers like Oracle and Sun?

http://www.openmobilealliance.org/tech/affiliates/syncml/syncmlindex.html

Chris Richardson wrote:

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I have not heard of any in this list but I think if one is done that it should have similar support of the thunder bird calander using possible ics and web_dav.

Devraj Mukherjee wrote:

...

Hi everyone,

I have recently started using RoundCube and as we all would agree it's an awesome product. It's like have your own Gmail :-)

I am interested to know if there is any move in the RoundCube community to create a calendaring project? If there is then I would be happy to contribute code to the project.

Thanks

Devraj

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