On Fri, 2008-02-29 at 08:29 -0800, AkitaOnRails wrote:> Hi, I have a requirement in a project to have something like a "group
> calendar" meaning that I am going to have several different calendar
> (one per person) that are going to cross some global calendar (local
> and national holydays, for example).
>
> I was thinking that maybe vPIM or iCalendar would to the trick while
> giving me RFC compliance along the way. But the thing that bothers me
> is that they are file-based. So each calendar is stored in a .ics file
> instead of a database.
>
> The problem is: how do I use vPIM or iCalendar to cross multiple
> calendars events? I also think it would not be scalable to load the
> full .ics file for each logged in user in a RoR app, right?
>
> What would be a better solution? Maybe installing a full iCal Server
> (Apple''s?) and creating some sort of web-service-like integration
from
> RoR to this server?
>
> Anyone has any experience on the matter? Googling around yielded
> nothing useful so far.
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You can roll your own with rails - use the gem icalendar (find it at
www.rubyforge.org)
It''s easy enough to adapt to ActiveRecord and store the events in a db
and yet still export ics files
Craig
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