allows the Python developer do write advanced calendaring applications
either using their own event storage or integrating with external
calendar servers.
Features of the CalCore include among others:
* Support for making private calendars, shared calendars, resource
booking and more.
* integration with iCalendar clients (Apple iCal, Mozilla Sunbird,
KOrganizer...) using the iCalendar protocol,
* invitation workflow,
* meeting support, including helper functions to look for free time,
* recurring event support (thanks to SchoolTools recurrence
implementation, http://www.schooltool.org),
* etc.
CalCore is being used as the core of Nuxeos CalZope and
CPSSharedCalendar products, products for integrating with Zope and CPS.
These products provide a complete web-based user interface to the
CalCore calendaring.
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