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i don't need it secured - it is a requirement of the calendar maker (a university)
I want my timetable on the same calendar as the rest of my life (ie, google calendar) but I'm struggling to integrate the two.
gillies-
What can you export the calendar as? Do you have a server you can run a regular export script on, make it public via http or something and then get your googs to pick that up?
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Aha, fair enough.
Is the platform completely proprietary or is there a chance that someone else has worked on it? e.g. if it's Exchange/Outlook there's more of a chance of people knowing things.
hippy
hamrack
If you're willing to use an unsecured intermediate why bother being secure at all?