- From: Negar Razbani-Tehrani <nrazba1@gl.umbc.edu>
- Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2003 05:56:35 -0500 (EST)
- To: www-rdf-calendar@w3.org
I use an outlook calendar at work,so I've been saving events from it in iCalendar format, then using your ical2rdf.pl script I've converted them into rdf. Comparing these rdf files with your sample test files available on: http://www.w3.org/2002/12/cal/test it seems that I'm missing the tzid tag in dtstart & dtends. I guess I'm getting a simple string representing local time. Also outlock doesn't export the VTIMEZONE block that you get from Apple iCal. Neither does it give the calendar's scale. I wanted to know if anyone has done any experiments with outlook or not (besides Tim B.Lee's lookout.py script)? Is there a way to get it to export the timezone data correctly? If I wanted to write a script to add the timezone related data into the rdf files (after the fact), what should I use as a valid format? Can the test data *.rdf files be used as a model? Where can I get the offsets from? And also is the icalendar task force still working on timezone and discussing its related issues? I have been reading sporadic emails from the archive list about it here & there, but could anyone summarize the final decisions made so far w.r.t timezone data? examles would be helpful too. The wiki site, the archive list and the w3c RDFCalendar web site have loads of useful data but sometimes finding what you're looking for can be tedious. Thanks, Negar.
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