Appointments sent via WebDAV not visible
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Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 5:58 pm    Post subject: Appointments sent via WebDAV not visible Reply with quote

Sending appointments to a user's calendar folder in the vCal format via
WebDAV, in java, using slide's propput. Have also tried the xml dav
format using the microsoft sample on msdn but could not get that to
work at all -- possibly a jakarta slide issue; I don't know.

The appt, when sent as a vCal, shows up fine in my local exchange
system when viewed in either outlook or OWA. It does not show up on the
client's system. Yet, using the DAVExplorer, I can see that the file is
in the user's calendar folder. The content of the file is identical to
the vCal portion of the mime file of an appointment that would be
created on the client system using OWA.

In both cases, we're using XP server 2003, exchange 2003, and both are
on exchange SP1. Both exchange systems are running in native mode.

What else should I be looking for to track down why it does not appear
in outlook or OWA at the client's site?

Is sending an appt, via WebDAV, using the vCal format the incorrect way
to go? That is, am I totally lucking out that it works fine locally and
I should convert back to sending the appt in the xml format and try to
make that work and go from there?

Other tips, even flames, welcome; I'm a noob at WebDAV so maybe I'm
going about this the wrong way.

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