$Id: README,v 1.5 2004/12/07 11:11:57 ianmacd Exp $
Some of these programs may ask you to define a calendar server either in the program itself or in ~/.mycal. This should take the form:
server = 'calendar.foo.com'
Later versions of the CAPI seem to require the port number to be appended to this, for example:
server = 'calendar.foo.com:5730'
The programs in this directory are as follows:
ct2z
The Sharp Zaurus is a rather nice, Linux based PDA:
ct2z fetches a year's worth of CorporateTime calendar events and outputs these in Sharp Zaurus datebook.xml format.
The program requires Sean Russell's REXML library. You already have this if you're using Ruby 1.8.0 or later, as it's now a part of the standard libraries. Otherwise, you can obtain it here:
http://www.germane-software.com/software/rexml/index.html
and my own Ruby/Password:
ct_test
This simple program connects to a CorporateTime calendar server and outputs the capabilities of the server.
mycal
mycal outputs all events from your agenda for the coming seven days.