Generic Caldav support

What's the plan for Windows Phone to support connecting to non-Google Caldav servers that support the Caldav protocol generically?

If you're asking in the context of the built-in email client then you should ask on our forum for OS Consumer Support, i.e. almost any support of the Preview for Developer release that is not related to developing an application, in the Microsoft Community
website here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/winphone/forum/wpdp
As I understand it, in the context of application development, CalDev data is just XML.
Eric Fleck, Windows Store and Windows Phone Developer Support. If you would like to provide feedback or suggestions for future improvements to the Windows Phone SDK please go to http://wpdev.uservoice.com/ where you can post your suggestions and/or cast
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CalDav support Iphone

Hi Guys, I have just spent the last two weeks setting up support for CalDav on my server, only to find that there seems to be a problem with syncing it on my iPhone. I am using the exact same settings that I use to get CalDav working on my Mac using iCal 3.
Does anyone know if this is possible to set up on the iPhone/3G without getting it jailbroken first or using a Blackberry. Would be great as it means that I can take my calendar with me rather than having to sync with iTunes to update.
At the moment, it syncs the Calendar Names, but stops short of puling my events of the server!! (Strange)
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Beleive you me I have tried this several times. the thing is I have it working fine on Mac OS X: here are my notes:
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i.e.
To confgure it so it works with SOGo, create a new account and specify, as the Account URL,
an URL such as :
http://localhost/SOGo/dav/jdoe/
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When setting up a CalDav account it requests:
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4. Description
This seems to be enough. The Iphone/ipod verifies the account details and then gives you the option to save or cancel.
Looking in the cakendar folder reveals a list of Calendars as accessible via ICcal 3 and thw webmail interface.
However there does not appear to be any info in the calendars.
When I try to add an event, it quickly shows up on the server though.
Looking at advanced options reveals the server is currently working from port 80
If i choose to use ssl it switches to port 8443
I get a message that my certificate could not be verified with an option to accept or cancel.
I try to connect via ssh port 8443 and it fails
Interestingly, when i switch ssh off, it goes back to port 8008 for some reason.
I try switching this back to 80 and that doesn't work either so I try restarting sogo. switching my account on and off and also making sure there is a trailing slash on the Advanced settings account url
and this does work. Only thing is I have lost my previous entry on the iTouch.
If I select save and go to the calendar app, there is no calendars there.
if I go back to advanced settings and enable SSL, the Port number changes form 80 to 8443. This seems to authenticate with the ssrver as you are asked about whether or not you want to accept the certificate.
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Does Generic synchronization allows mobile applications to call function module residing in any non-SAP backend.I am not sure about this.
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I'm using an iPad, iPod and iMac and I love to work with this devices. But for work I'm using a company owned Ubuntu-Laptop and/or Win7 PC and this will not change. For email and calendar I use Thunderbird with Lightning. There it's possible to integrate nearly any calendar but not that one from iCloud.
I have to use different calendars (company work calendar / private calendar) to separate all entries. For private I'm now using the Google-Calendar because google supports nearly every open standard and integrates in all worlds (Mac / Windows / Linux). When will iCloud calendar become more open and flexible?
Same is for contacts => there is a standard called CardDAV why doesn't Apple support this?
Best regards

You are just talking to other users here, and none of us can answer your question. To convey you views to Apple, use the feedback channel:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipod.html
Thai is hardly alone in lacking support currently. Others are Arabic, Hebrew, all the languages of India and Pakistan, and all the rest of S.E. Asian including Vietnamese.
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Lack of Generic Tree support

I am wondering how people feel about the lack of the Tree type in Java? I find the Java types pretty weak generally, but at least there are several Set, Map, List implementation to choose from. There is no Tree, or perhaps there are too many. There is the UI tree classes (in swing), the Preference class has a tree like interface, JNDI, etc.
I am wondering if this is a problem for others? We ended up creating our own Tree interface and implementations.
Pat O

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which had serious issues with AWT to the extent that
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Error: Generics not supported in -source 1.4, try using -source 1.5

I'm using the NetBeans 4.1 IDE, and I have both JDK 1.5 and 1.4.2 installed on my computer (Mac OS X). Both JDKs are registered in the Java Platform Manager (JDK 1.4.2 is default). I have specified JDK 1.5 to be the library to use for my project (under the Libraries section in the Projects menu).
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CalDav hosting in the Internet for iCal and Others

Hi there
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Systems:
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- Linux with iE. Mozilla Calendar
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I hope you can help me ...
Greetings from Switzerland
Bernhard von Gunten

why don't you look at these two links:
http://www.busymac.com
http://www.spanningsync.com
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It does not appear to be supported yet on MobileMe/iCal.
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I am trying to install Solaris 8 (the new 8-1-01 release) onto an intel-based PC with an AGP-based ATI Rage 128 video driver, and there appears to be no option listed in the video driver list on the install CD, and the dirver on the hardware isn't recognized. I've tried a couple of the ATI drivers, but they seem to be PCI-based only, so of course, don't find the board, and I don't get beyond the hardware config phase. I notice there's a patch (#109401-05) specifically for ATI Rage 128 drivers, but how to apply if I can't install in the first place? Any help would be appreciated.
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I cannot find any documentation that points to the B2B product and it's support for SOAP. Can someone point me to this documentation if any?
If someone can answer the quick questions in the subject that would be great as well.

ebXML standard is typically supported by all available B2B Integration products. Oracle B2B is interoperability certified by Drummond group for ebXML. ebXML offers much richer security framework compared to basic SOAP and it will be a easy change for your partners - they need to configure their B2B to talk ebXML.
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Hello,
I would like to sync my N5800 with an shared/online iCal calendar using CALDAV.
I used to sync my iCal using CalGoo to GCal to sync to my phone. But since we switched for a network iCal at work, that solution is no longer available since there are no more local .ics files. Anyways, if I can leave GCal aside, I wouldn't mind.
I also tried OVI, but that seems to be a pure backup solution.
Is it really possible that Nokia can't sync using CALDAV yet?
Is there no application that can provide a simple sync feature with an online iCal/CALDAV calendar?
I really don't want to get an iPhone. But it seems to be the only solution. Is that really possible?
Thanks for your ideas....

I'm still looking for CALDAV support on Nokia (Symbian OS), but to no avail.
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Good afternoon,
Right now, Sun offers two calendar servers the wcap (6.3) and the caldav (7.0).
Are there any roadmap on what these two branches are becoming?
Thanks in advance for your answer.

benoit.schmid wrote:
Right now, Sun offers two calendar servers the wcap (6.3) and the caldav (7.0).
Are there any roadmap on what these two branches are becoming?The short version is that Calendar Server 6.3 is to be replaced by Calendar Server 7 so no further development is going into the older Calendar Server 6.3 product. Dependant products (Convergence and Outlook Connector) will at some point in the future be able to use Calendar Server 7 (CalDAV support). The only other "roadmap" that I can provide publicly is here:
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I've been a loyal Outlook user since 2004, but I'm seriously considering switching to Thunderbird because I'm tired of Outlook's lack of calDAV support. calDAV is a standard; most mail clients support it these days. I used to consider outlook a full-function
product, and it was the main reason why I kept buying office releases. I don't mind
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