bugfix, german translation, build with gradle, removed local libs

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k3b 2014-04-16 06:56:23 +02:00
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Name:Calendar ICS adapter Name:Calendar ICS adapter
Auto Name:android.calendar.ics.adapter Auto Name:android.calendar.ics.adapter
Summary:Import and export .ics calendar files Summary:Import and export .ics/.ical calendar file entries.
Description: Description:
Helper that opens *.ics files or attachments of type text/calendar and Helper that opens *.ics or *.ical files or attachments of type text/calendar and
displays the "Add to calendar" dialog pre-populated. displays the "Add to calendar" dialog pre-populated.
It also supports exporting calendars, either It also supports exporting calendar entries, either
as a file or as an attachment. as a file or as an attachment.
This is a fork of [[org.dgtale.icsimport]] that '''Status:'''
adds the export functionality and tries to support Android versions prior to * Works with android 4.0 and up.
4.0. * Should work with most android 2.1 and up but it is not garanteed, since there was no standard calender api before android 4.0.
* Works with k9-mail [[com.fsck.k9]] to import and export calender-events via ics-file-attachments.
* Works with "send to bluetooth"
* Does not work with "receive bluetooth" because android blocks receiving "*.ics" files.
* As a workaround you can receive "*.ical" files via bluetooth that can be imported.
'''Required Android Permissions:''' '''Required Android Permissions:'''
* READ_CALENDAR used to export events from calendar * READ_CALENDAR used to export events from calendar
* WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE used to store the created ics-file so that it can be attached to email or send via bluetooth. * WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE used to store the created ics-file so that it can be attached to email or send via bluetooth.
'''Status:''' '''Sources:'''
* Works with android 4.0 and up. Should work with most android 2.1 and up but it is not garanteed, since there was no standard calender api before android 4.0. This is a fork of [[org.dgtale.icsimport]] that
* Works with [[com.fsck.k9]] to import and export calender-events via ics-file-attachments. * adds the export functionality and
* Works with "send to bluetooth" * supports Android versions prior to 4.0.
* Does not work with "receive bluetooth" because android blocks receiving "*.ics" files. As a workaround you can receive "*.ics_" files via bluetooth that can be imported.
The following third party libraries are used:
* [[http://ical4j.sourceforge.net|ical4j]] A Java library for reading and writing iCalendar (*.ics) files. ical4j requires these libs/jars that are under terms of a separate license:
* [[http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-logging/|commons-logging]] Commons Logging is a thin adapter allowing configurable bridging to other, well known logging systems,
* [[http://commons.apache.org/lang/|commons-lang]] classes that are in java.lang's hierarchy, or are considered to be so standard ,
* [[http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-codec/|commons-codec]] simple encoder and decoders for various formats such as Base64 and Hexadecimal.,
* [[http://backport-jsr166.sourceforge.net/|backport-util-concurrent]] Dawid Kurzyniec's backport of JSR 166.
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gradle deps soon. gradle deps soon.
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