- From: Gary Frederick <gary.frederick@jsoft.com>
- Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 06:21:32 -0500
- To: Gary McGath <callist@mcgath.com>, www-rdf-calendar@w3.org
Great! I don't have time to do more than look at the web site today :-( You will find xCal very useful. Getting calendar data into xml makes it 'easy' to then get it into rdf or to generate html. There is some xCal xslt stuff in the Mozilla calendar. One of the stylesheets generates rdf from xCal. I have a program that takes iCal and generates xml. It is C, using the libical library. Let me know if you want to use it. Gary Gary McGath wrote: > > I've posted an early and incomplete version of a Java package for > reading the XML representation of iCalendar. In the tradition of giving > open source projects interesting names, I've named this project > Sosigenes, after the inventor of the Julian calendar. At this point, my > main interest is in getting comments on the broad approach (Am I doing > it in a useful way? Am I representing RFC's and working drafts in the > correct language? What features would be helpful? Has it been done > already? etc.), though those who enjoy shooting fish in a barrel are > welcome to point out bugs. > > If the project meets with some degree of interest, I'll continue work on > it and post a more usable version in the near future. > > The Web page for it is <http://www.mcgath.com/sosigenes>.
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