SabreDAV implements the WebDAV and CalDAV specification. This is a internet standard, and tons of info can be found in the relevant rfcs:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4918
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4791
So rather than asking how you can specifically implement this for SabreDAV, look what you need to do to create a generic CalDAV client.
There should be plenty of information on the internetz to help you do this.
I'd be happy to help with specific questions you may have about SabreDAV, but you have to do the initial research yourself.
It may also help to just look at an existing client such as Thunderbird/Lightning to see what it's sending to SabreDAV and what's coming back.
Good luck!
Evert
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I don't have an answer for you, but as Evert pointed out, this should not be
difficult.
1) I am sure there are quite a few .net based CalDav libraries out there.
Just be careful to get a library vs. trying to start with an existing caldav
client application as you may end up with much more code (and complexity)
than you need.
2) The other thing you will probably need to find is a parser that will
convert the .ics data into an array/List for you to use. Again, there
should be quite a few of these available.
Take care,
Fletcher Johnson
Fletcher...@gmail.com
Sorry for my english!
Thanks in advance.
Juan
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