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by **lvir..** » Fri, 20 Oct 2000 04:00:00

Anyone know of a tool that takes your dtcm database and turns it into
a vcalendar file?
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by **Michael Piotrowsk** » Sat, 21 Oct 2000 07:02:21

> Anyone know of a tool that takes your dtcm database and turns it into
> a vcalendar file?

Sorry, I don't know of anything ready-made, but (and you may have
already waited for me to say so ;-) it should be fairly easy to build
such a tool using the Perl Calendar::CSA module. Since both dtcm and
vCalendar are based on the XAPIA CSA standard, most of what you had to
do would probably be just formatting.

Unfortunately, there still isn't much documentation for Calendar::CSA.
What I could offer to anyone interested would be a small example
program which shows how to extract appointment events; the information
extracted (type, subtype, start date, end date, repeat info, and
summary) might already be sufficient for constructing a basic
vCalendar object. Contact me if you're interested.

Greetings

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by **Adam Ste** » Sat, 21 Oct 2000 04:00:00

>> Anyone know of a tool that takes your dtcm database and turns it into
>> a vcalendar file?

> Sorry, I don't know of anything ready-made, but (and you may have
> already waited for me to say so ;-) it should be fairly easy to build
> such a tool using the Perl Calendar::CSA module. Since both dtcm and
> vCalendar are based on the XAPIA CSA standard, most of what you had to
> do would probably be just formatting.

> Unfortunately, there still isn't much documentation for Calendar::CSA.
> What I could offer to anyone interested would be a small example
> program which shows how to extract appointment events; the information
> extracted (type, subtype, start date, end date, repeat info, and
> summary) might already be sufficient for constructing a basic
> vCalendar object. Contact me if you're interested.

I have a program "wcal" available that makes use of the Calendar::CSA module
if you want to see how to use it to read CDE calendars. "wcal" is a Perl
program that allows people to view CDE calendars thru the web. You can
find "wcal" on my software page at:

http://www.csh.rit.edu/~adam/Progs/programs.html

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ISO: CDE calendar manager to vcalendar output

ISO: CDE calendar manager to vcalendar output