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Products.Calendaring
A simple calendar implementation for CMF/Plone, which does all sorts of really cool stuff. It is made to be modular and gives a great out-of-the-box experience.
Features
Import/Export of iCal events
Hooks PUT_Factory so you can put events with DAV/FTP.
- NOTE: This works very well with Publishing feature
with OSX’s iCal application.
calendar_export is subscribable from iCal
Reliably exports events for KOrganizer, iCal and Outlook
There is a proper Calendar object which can store Events.
Over 60 unit tests that cover almost all of the functionality REQUIRES: ZopeTestCase from http://sf.net/projects/collective
Copyright
All but the iCal parser is copyrighted by Enfold Systems, LLC. You can find more information at http://www.enfoldsystems.com/
License
GPL, a LICENSE file should have accompanied this module. If not please contact the package maintainer.
Acknowledgments
We used to have a modified copy of the iCal parser from the wonderful SchoolTool project - http://www.schooltool.org/ a big thanks goes out to Steve Alexander architect of SchoolTool and Marius Gedminas and all the highly evolved programmers at www.pov.lt.
We now use the icalendar parser from Max M. http://codespeak.net/icalendar/
We use the excellent dateutil module from Gustavo Niemeyer for calculating dates in the view classes. http://labix.org/python-dateutil
Sidnei da Silva - Designer, Test Champion and Master of Laziness
Josh LaPlace - Doing the View and Model legwork.
Alan Runyan - Cheerleading.
Oliver Merkel for the original HTML, CSS and Javascript that was found in the PloneCalendar project. Calendaring is the replacement for PloneCalendar.
Zope Corporation for providing such a wonderful application server.
Python Developers for making things so damn easy.
Requirements
Plone 3.0 or greater
DateUtil 1.4 or better http://labix.org/python-dateutil
iCalendar 2.0.1 or better. http://codespeak.net/icalendar/
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