ICal with Outlook or Sunbird using calDAV?

Situation: I want to view & edit several calendar files from one Leopard user on an XP PC.
Sunbird: I can view ONE calendar from this user using http://example.server.com+:8008/calendars/users/+username/calendar but I can't figure out how to get Sunbird to see all 4 of this users calendars
Outlook: Using Open Connector I can't even get one calendar visible. The above URI (and many of its variations) doesn't work. Open connector just hangs for a bit and returns an error.
I welcome any suggestions.
Thanks,
Any suggestions?
Message was edited by: JPeterman
Message was edited by: JPeterman

You can mount the caldav share within Finder using the shortcut "Apple + K".
look at: http://www.jonathansaggau.com/blog/2007/11/leopardserver_caldav_andmozi.html
It did not really work for me. I was able to get the additional calendars connected, though entries created on the mac are not display within sunbird.
I guess this feature is too new to be used in productional enviroment...

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