Cosmo 0.2.7 & Sunbird 0.3a1

Hi,

I'm new to Cosmo... I've set it up OK and am able to
access it with 
evolution (recent snapshot).  However, I can't get to it
from Sunbird. 
When I look at the logs I see a lot of entries like

9.1.58.214 - - [21/Feb/2006:11:23:27 -0800] "REPORT
/home/spf/ HTTP/1.1" 
501 - "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux
i686; en-US; rv:1.9a1) 
Gecko/20051104 Mozilla Sunbird/0.3a1"

I found out that the 501 message is that REPORT is not a
known method to 
tomcat.  Of course I'm running with the bundled tomcat...
so I'm 
confused.  Incidentally, evolution generates these same
messages but, 
for whatever reason, is still able to find my calendar
entries.
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Hi Steve,
We are still in the process of implementing the REPORT
functionality. 
The .0.2.7 release does not support REPORTS.

We will be releasing Cosmo .3 in the next two to three
weeks. This 
release will support REPORTS although some functionality
such as 
free-busy we still not be complete.

You can download a nightly build of the latest Cosmo. This
will give you 
REPORT functionality in its current state.

For more info visit the Cosmo home page:

http://wiki.osafoundation.org/bin/view/Projects/CosmoHo
me

Hope this answers your question,
-Brian


Brian Kirsch -  Cosmo Developer / Chandler
Internationalization Engineer
Open Source Applications Foundation
543 Howard St. 5th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94105
http://www.osafoundation
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Steve Farrell wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm new to Cosmo... I've set it up OK and am able to
access it with 
> evolution (recent snapshot).  However, I can't get to
it from Sunbird. 
> When I look at the logs I see a lot of entries like
>
> 9.1.58.214 - - [21/Feb/2006:11:23:27 -0800]
"REPORT /home/spf/ 
> HTTP/1.1" 501 - "-"
"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9a1) 
> Gecko/20051104 Mozilla Sunbird/0.3a1"
>
> I found out that the 501 message is that REPORT is not
a known method 
> to tomcat.  Of course I'm running with the bundled
tomcat... so I'm 
> confused.  Incidentally, evolution generates these same
messages but, 
> for whatever reason, is still able to find my calendar
entries.
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On 2/21/06, Brian Kirsch <bkirschosafoundation.org>
wrote:
> Hi Steve,
> We are still in the process of implementing the REPORT
functionality.
> The .0.2.7 release does not support REPORTS.
>
> We will be releasing Cosmo .3 in the next two to three
weeks. This
> release will support REPORTS although some
functionality such as
> free-busy we still not be complete.

the freebusy report is implemented on calendar collections.
what we
don't support is the ability to do a depth > 1 report on
arbitrary
collections. you could theoretically send a report to your
home
collection (eg /home/bcm/) and expect the server to roll up
the
freebusy info from each calendar collection within, but
cosmo ain't
there yet.

also, steve: evolution probably is able to find your events
by doing a
propfind on your calendar collection and digging out the
resources
with names that end in ".ics" or with content
type "text/calendar".
that's the poor server's report ;)
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Thanks Brian.

So I guess my implied question then is why Sunbird *can't*
find the 
resources?  I thought they were ok for interop?

A related question -- I have a home-brew app that plows
through a 
vcalendar and puts a display on my door of my appointments
for that day. 
  Is there a way to get back all of the .ics files
concatenated into a 
vcalendar?

Brian Moseley wrote:
> On 2/21/06, Brian Kirsch <bkirschosafoundation.org> wrote:
> 
>>Hi Steve,
>>We are still in the process of implementing the
REPORT functionality.
>>The .0.2.7 release does not support REPORTS.
>>
>>We will be releasing Cosmo .3 in the next two to
three weeks. This
>>release will support REPORTS although some
functionality such as
>>free-busy we still not be complete.
> 
> 
> the freebusy report is implemented on calendar
collections. what we
> don't support is the ability to do a depth > 1
report on arbitrary
> collections. you could theoretically send a report to
your home
> collection (eg /home/bcm/) and expect the server to
roll up the
> freebusy info from each calendar collection within, but
cosmo ain't
> there yet.
> 
> also, steve: evolution probably is able to find your
events by doing a
> propfind on your calendar collection and digging out
the resources
> with names that end in ".ics" or with
content type "text/calendar".
> that's the poor server's report ;)
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On 2/21/06, stephen farrell <stevefarrell.org> wrote:

> So I guess my implied question then is why Sunbird
*can't* find the
> resources?  I thought they were ok for interop?

because it solely uses reports, according to my
understanding.

you can use sunbird's webdav to share your calendar as a
single
"webcal" style icalendar resource, but no caldav
clients will be able
to access it as a calendar.

tho i haven't tried using sunbird with cosmo 0.3, it
hopefully works
;) i'll know more about that in the next couple weeks.

> A related question -- I have a home-brew app that plows
through a
> vcalendar and puts a display on my door of my
appointments for that day.
>   Is there a way to get back all of the .ics files
concatenated into a
> vcalendar?

yep - if you do a GET on the calendar collection, cosmo will
return a
"webcal" style view of the calendar collection.
this lets clients like
ical subscribe to a calendar collection, even if they can't
publish to
it.
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