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jseymour at LinxNet

May 16, 2013, 7:22 AM

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Web Client?

Hi All,

We're just deploying DAViCal. I think we'd like a web client, so
users can access their calendars even if they don't have their desktop,
laptop, phone, tablet, what-have-you available. I'm currently
researching what's available. Kind of wondering what people like. (So
far CalDavZAP looks interesting.)

Thanks,
Jim
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May 16, 2013, 8:26 AM

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Re: Web Client? [In reply to]

On 16-05-2013 16:22, Jim Seymour wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> We're just deploying DAViCal. I think we'd like a web client, so
> users can access their calendars even if they don't have their
> desktop,
> laptop, phone, tablet, what-have-you available. I'm currently
> researching what's available. Kind of wondering what people like.
> (So
> far CalDavZAP looks interesting.)

CalDavZAP should be fully compatible, but I have not yet tried it (I
really should).

I have a running instance of AgenDAV.org, but it spawns errors every
time I open it up. Hence it is not really in use (although I like it's
interface very much)

The DAViCal-package has some client-code, so you can script your own
client (that one is also on my to do list, not to make a full calendar,
but to display some info in my own office)

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May 17, 2013, 1:08 AM

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Re: Web Client? [In reply to]

Vincent Van Houtte <vvh [at] synergylaw> writes:

> CalDavZAP should be fully compatible, but I have not yet tried it (I
> really should).

Technically, CalDavZAP is the best. It takes a long time to start up,
though. (25 seconds on my reasonably fast workstation. Once started, it
is fast).

> I have a running instance of AgenDAV.org, but it spawns errors every
> time I open it up. Hence it is not really in use (although I like it's
> interface very much)

AgenDAV is quite nice, but lacks a number of features and often chokes
on iCal data that is not quite exactly what it expects. Hence the errors
you see.

I you don't mind the startup time, CalDavZAP is the way to go.

-- Johan

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jseymour at LinxNet

May 17, 2013, 12:01 PM

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Re: Web Client? [In reply to]

On Fri, 17 May 2013 10:08:14 +0200
Johan Vromans <jvromans [at] squirrel> wrote:

> Vincent Van Houtte <vvh [at] synergylaw> writes:
>
> > CalDavZAP should be fully compatible, but I have not yet tried it
> > (I really should).
>
> Technically, CalDavZAP is the best. It takes a long time to start up,
> though. (25 seconds on my reasonably fast workstation. Once started,
> it is fast).
[snip]

I guess so! 35 seconds on my Intel Core2 Duo at 3GHz. Wow. And if
you forget yourself and click reload/refresh, you get to wait through
it all over again.

Now trying to figure out how to get it to see other calendars.

Regards,
Jim
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May 21, 2013, 9:12 AM

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On 05/17/2013 10:08 AM, Johan Vromans wrote:
> Vincent Van Houtte <vvh [at] synergylaw> writes:
>
>> CalDavZAP should be fully compatible, but I have not yet tried it (I
>> really should).
>
> Technically, CalDavZAP is the best. It takes a long time to start up,
> though. (25 seconds on my reasonably fast workstation. Once started, it
> is fast).
>
>> I have a running instance of AgenDAV.org, but it spawns errors every
>> time I open it up. Hence it is not really in use (although I like it's
>> interface very much)
>
> AgenDAV is quite nice, but lacks a number of features and often chokes
> on iCal data that is not quite exactly what it expects. Hence the errors
> you see.
>
> I you don't mind the startup time, CalDavZAP is the way to go.

Please indicate "Yes, it affects me" in Launchpad to get this packages
for Ubuntu:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1182543

>
> -- Johan
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