[cosmo-dev] RFC4791 HTTP REPORT and Cosmo

[Sam Halliday]

On 20 Aug 2008, at 02:52, Brian Moseley wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 6:14 PM, Grant Baillie <grant at osafoundation.org 
> > wrote:
>> Yes, sadly, those methods date back farther than CalDAV, back to  
>> WebDAV (RFC
>> 2518) and its derivatives. It's a little surprising that java would  
>> have
>> such a limited API, since HTTP explicitly allows for methods other  
>> than the
>> ones you mention.
>
> i suggest looking at caldav4j, which is hosted on code.google.com, and
> is built on top of commons-httpclient.

No good, I'm looking at J2ME as the primary platform for the client.  
It looks like raw socket access is the only way forward... sigh. Also,  
I understand that Slide is now un-maintained!

>> Maybe this is one of the reasons atompub is gaining in popularity  
>> (I don't
>> know enough about the API to know if using that is a viable option  
>> for you).
>
> Cosmo's atompub support doesn't provide the sophisticated search
> functions that you get with caldav reports. that's something we always
> wanted to add but never got around to.

I'm not at all interested in anything that is not a part of the CalDAV  
standard. I want this client to be portable across calendar servers.

-- 
Sam


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