Am Mittwoch, 1. März 2006 14:13 schrieb Andreas Gungl:
> Am Mittwoch, 1. März 2006 12:17 schrieb T. Ribbrock:
> > On Wed, Mar 01, 2006 at 11:50:12AM +0100, Andreas
Gungl wrote:
> > > Am Dienstag, 28. Februar 2006 16:11 schrieb
T. Ribbrock:
> > > > - First of all: We have the IMAP access
via the connector working -
> > > > BUT: Is the Toltec connector supposed to
deal with incoming meeting
> > > > request like kmail does (i.e. you get
this nice "Accept"/"Deny" on
> > > > your screen)?
Outlook is supposted to deal with it.
Toltec is not.
Toltec (as other Outlook connectors) cannot speak iCalendar
directly.
If you have a problem with iCalender invitation emails,
test it without Toltec to be extra sure.
> > > > 'cause in our case (Win00/OL2000), it
doesn't. All
> > > > meeting requests I send from kmail are
displayed as plain text (i.e.
> > > > the full mail with headers and all) in
Outlook.
Outlook has bugs and iCalendar is not well enough defined.
Thus Outlook will only accept a subset of iCalender
invitations.
Kontact (KMail and KOrganizer together) try to be
compatible;
make sure to enable all the compatibility switches in
the workgroup settings of KMail.
> > - As mentioned previously, when clicking on any
meeting request
> > (generated with KMail), that request is displayed
as plain text (or, to
> > be more precise: The source of the mail is shown,
header, body and all).
> > - If we drag such a request to the
"Calendar" folder, it automatically
> > becomes a meeting, i.e. a dialog window pops up
which - I think - is
> > supposed to represent the meeting request, but
it's not clear how to
> > accept/deny. Also, responses to meeting requests
(e.g. an "accept" of a
> > KMail user) end up being new appointments instead
of being applied tothe
> > existing appointment.
I believe that drag and drop will make an appointment from
an email.
This is not what you want. Try to send back and forth some
appointments
between Outlook clients (without any plugin) to see how it
should work.
> Well, there is a line in the message (quite below the
address data) which
> states if the event is known in your calendar or not.
Maybe there is a
> problem that the calendar folder on the Kolab server is
not your default
> calendar. The invitation handling i ssaid to work only
for the default
> calendar in OL. (I haven't verified myself.)
> On our side, opening that message and deleting it marks
the attendee in the
> event with the correct state.
To seperate this problem area from the rest, you can do
Outlook tests
without Kolab Account, just a local .pst. Now it should
display and accept
invitations correctly first, otherwise, there is the bad
behaviour already.
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