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Presentation locations:
November 7: Prague, Czech Republic
November 10: London, United Kingdom
Mattias Amnefelt
Infrastructure architect at Stockholm University
Member of the iSchedule TC of CalConnect
iSchedule—The Internet Scheduling Protocol
Provides the ability for users on different calendaring systems to schedule meetings with each other
But I can do scheduling with my colleagues today!
True, but only people on the same server as you, or via some other communication process such as email or telephone.
Client contacts a server to manipulate a calendar
Server contacts another server to schedule on a user’s behalf
Built on core internet technologies
HTTP, SSL, iTIP
Instantaneous freebusy lookups across systems
Invites, replies sent as “messages” with delivery status immediately returned
Can be used with any type of calendar store (does not depend on CalDAV)
How to find your server given your calendar address
How do I know who you are and what you are allowed to do?
Nothing published yet. Working on the first draft.