Hi everybody,
this may seem a weird question...I've developed a plugin to subscribe a
remote iCalendar into Outlook, but it seems that has got some problems
with HUGE iCalendars files...not all the appointments are created, and
only by removing some VEVENT from the iCalendar, all the appointments
are created.
The plugin works like this: it opens a stream to a remote resource, and
while reading, it creates the appointments from the VEVENT...I tried
some of this huge iCalendar's files even on my local IIS, but they
don't work properly...so it's not a problem of bandwidth or
connection...do you have any idea if there is a limit to tha
appointments that can be created/imported into Outlook?
Thank you very much

Daniele

How big is big? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/208480/ explains the limits on different stores.

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Hi everybody,
this may seem a weird question...I've developed a plugin to subscribe a
remote iCalendar into Outlook, but it seems that has got some problems
with HUGE iCalendars files...not all the appointments are created, and
only by removing some VEVENT from the iCalendar, all the appointments
are created.
The plugin works like this: it opens a stream to a remote resource, and
while reading, it creates the appointments from the VEVENT...I tried
some of this huge iCalendar's files even on my local IIS, but they
don't work properly...so it's not a problem of bandwidth or
connection...do you have any idea if there is a limit to tha
appointments that can be created/imported into Outlook?
Thank you very much

Daniele

Hi,
thank you very much for your post...I solved in another way,
however...it wasn't SO big
Bye

Daniele