Earlier I mentioned iCal and Palm Desktop as two possible solutions for my desktop calendar. To integrate with Oracle Calendar, both of these apps would require me to manually import the Oracle Calendar data in vCal format. Oracle Calendar’s export function gives me several options for choosing what data gets exported. I can export entries…

Since I need to interoperate with Oracle Calendar, and I want to sync with my Mac, and Oracle’s Mac Calendar sync client will not work with my E2, it follows that I need to come up with a way to get the Oracle Calendar data onto the Palm without using the sync client. The Oracle…

Let’s make a laundry list of stuff I want to be able to do with my calendar. View and update calendar from my Palm, my laptop, and all my desktop machines, be they Linux, XP or OSX based. View and update calendar from the web. Interoperate somehow with Oracle Calendar, because that’s where all my…

So, Oracle Calendar sync worked more-or-less OK for me under Windows with my old Palm. So let’s try it out on the Mac, with the E2. Should work fine, right? Wrong. Everything installed correctly. Configured stuff, without a hitch. Attempted to hotsync. Barfage. Some sort of “database full” error or somesuch. Google. Turns out the…

OK, so I’ve got this shiny new Palm and shiny new Powerbook. Right now my entire life schedule lives on UMBC’s Oracle Calendar server (barf). In a perfect world, I would like to be able to view and interact with the same calendar on my Palm, my Mac, my Linux desktop at work, my wife’s…