[Kroupware] Kolab IMAP -> iCal

[Diego Rivera]

On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 14:41, Jason A. Pattie wrote:
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> ????
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> We're not talking about kronolith right now!  Or are you wanting to use
> kronolith code to parse the inputted iCal file data?  But that causes a
> requirement to have horde/kronolith installed.  I've found the ReefKnot
> project for Perl that allows for parsing iCal data, but the project
> hasn't been updated for almost 2 years (maybe it's stable?).

Still, some of the kronolith code for parsing ical might be of use (as a
roadmap) since php tends to be similar to perl.

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> kronolith seems to only parse iCal data in that it has an object which
> derived from kronolith_event (or something).  This module calls mstore
> routines to translate an iCal event into a kronolith event.  So, the
> conslusion here is, kronolith doesn't parse iCal data files from what
> we've seen.  (We could be wrong...)

The stable version doesn't, but the CVS version of the horde framework
does - it has an iCalendar data type that can be used to parse ical
info, and produce ical info.  The file's in
cvs://horde.org/horde/lib/Data/icalendar.php (this is an illustrative
url).


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