On 2008-02-28, 20:18 GMT, Pete Biggs wrote: > How are you proposing that you get at the calendar information > via IMAP - bear in mind that the IMAP protocol uses data > exchanges like 'give me message number 34' or 'how many new > messages are there' or 'give me all the headers of new message' > - AFAIK there's nothing in it that says 'give me contents of > this file', because "file" is a meaningless concept to IMAP.
If I am not totally senile, than this "everything is a message" world of IMAP maps very well to the Exchange worldview, where everything (be it email message, one appointment in calendar, todo task, note, etc.) is a message with inheritance to the common message object (and stored in the database backend as such). For the related issue, see kmail which can do this "store calendar on IMAP" pretty well (and yes it stores individual appointments as IMAP messages). Best, Matej _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
