Does Radicale support meeting updates for attendees

[monkeyfdude]

Hello,

I have been using Apple Calendar Server for sometime for development purposes. Since it is no longer supported, I am investigating Radicale.

I have built custom client for iPhone / Android devices.

I have been able to setup Radicale as per v3 documentation. I have many questions. My first question is:

Does Radicale support event attendees and meeting updates for attendees? For example:

• I as an organizer created a new event with 2 attendees.

• I send corresponding attendees a iPhone notification so that they can sync with Radicale

• Attendees should be able to sync their calendars with Radicale Server once they receive notification from organizer

• Then they should be able to accept/decline the invitation

• Organizer should be able to see their response after syncing with Radicale Server

• Also, if the organizer changes the event and notify attendees, attendees should be able to see the new updates after syncing with Radicale Server.

Is this use case possible with Radicale?

I ask as Radicale says it is very simple and lightweight and when I looked at the source code for Radicale, the word "attendee" was only found in email / hook and not in 'app' source code.

[pbiering]

There is currently no support planned so far to handle any notifications received by e-mail - this is a groupware feature, which Radicale isn't.

See also at least #1945

[monkeyfdude]

Thank you. I am not looking for Radicale to notify users of event updates.

I am hoping I can create events with multiple attendees and when those attendees sync with Radicale, they should be able to see the event and should be able to accept/decline and relay the responses to the server.

And when I sync again, I should see their response and so forth.

No notifications involved.

[pbiering]

There is also no feature of event copy to other collections and forward/back syncing. This would require a major logic extension. You can only work with shared collections but depending on the amount of attendees you need a lot of permutations.

[monkeyfdude]

Thank you.

Yeah. I suspected that after looking at the source code as I mentioned above.

Thank you so much.