Querying someone else's calendar for freebusys

Is it possible to query someone else's calendar for their freebusys by having their calendar address, port, and calendarID, without having their username/password?
I am using "com.sun.comclient.calendar" package and the SOCSCalendar class which is defined in that package.

Hi,
Is it possible to query someone else's calendar for
their freebusys by having their calendar address,
port, and calendarID, without having their
username/password?This should be possible. Two things though:
1. Have you logged in as a valid user prior to attempting to get the freebusy information - i.e. you have a valid session?
2. If not, does the calendar server have 'anonymous' access allowed?
I am using "com.sun.comclient.calendar" package and
the SOCSCalendar class which is defined in that
package.I haven't programmed with this java class myself.. somebody else may be able to help though.
Regards,
Shane.

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