CalDav Client for iCloud: MKCOL fails with 412 precondition failed












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I need help.
I implemented a CalDav Client on our System and it worked like a charm. Now I have some problems with creating new calendars on iCloud. Maybe some of you know how I can fix this.



Currently I get a 412 Error.



Headers:



"Depth: 1"

"Content-Type: application/xml; charset=UTF-8"

"User-Agent: DAVKit/4.0.1 (730); CalendarStore/4.0.1 (973); iCal/4.0.1 (1374); Mac OS X/10.6.2 (10C540)"`


Request: 



`MKCOL`


Body:



    <D:mkcol xmlns:D="DAV:" xmlns:C="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:caldav"> 

    <D:set>

      <D:prop>

        <D:resourcetype>

          <D:collection/>

          <C:calendar-collection/>

       </D:resourcetype>"

       <D:displayname>some name</D:displayname>

      </D:prop>

    </D:set>

    </D:mkcol>`


URL:



https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/64DA8FE9D95A40E4B83A45B47DEC6C53/



The URL ist my Principle (I changed it of course) and a randomly generated UUID for the calendar resource.



Maybe somebody spots any errors?
Used to work fine 6 months ago.



Thank you very much!






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  • It seems to work if I use the URI: https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/ However is only one collection allowed and I want to at least create three calendars. I am not sure how to access or create a new URI for those calendars. As I mentioned, it used to work with generation a UUID and just concatenate the UUID to the calendar URI.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:37


















2















I need help.
I implemented a CalDav Client on our System and it worked like a charm. Now I have some problems with creating new calendars on iCloud. Maybe some of you know how I can fix this.



Currently I get a 412 Error.



Headers:



"Depth: 1"

"Content-Type: application/xml; charset=UTF-8"

"User-Agent: DAVKit/4.0.1 (730); CalendarStore/4.0.1 (973); iCal/4.0.1 (1374); Mac OS X/10.6.2 (10C540)"`


Request: 



`MKCOL`


Body:



    <D:mkcol xmlns:D="DAV:" xmlns:C="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:caldav"> 

    <D:set>

      <D:prop>

        <D:resourcetype>

          <D:collection/>

          <C:calendar-collection/>

       </D:resourcetype>"

       <D:displayname>some name</D:displayname>

      </D:prop>

    </D:set>

    </D:mkcol>`


URL:



https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/64DA8FE9D95A40E4B83A45B47DEC6C53/



The URL ist my Principle (I changed it of course) and a randomly generated UUID for the calendar resource.



Maybe somebody spots any errors?
Used to work fine 6 months ago.



Thank you very much!






icloud caldav http-status-code-412







share|improve this question























  • It seems to work if I use the URI: https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/ However is only one collection allowed and I want to at least create three calendars. I am not sure how to access or create a new URI for those calendars. As I mentioned, it used to work with generation a UUID and just concatenate the UUID to the calendar URI.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:37
















2












2








2








I need help.
I implemented a CalDav Client on our System and it worked like a charm. Now I have some problems with creating new calendars on iCloud. Maybe some of you know how I can fix this.



Currently I get a 412 Error.



Headers:



"Depth: 1"

"Content-Type: application/xml; charset=UTF-8"

"User-Agent: DAVKit/4.0.1 (730); CalendarStore/4.0.1 (973); iCal/4.0.1 (1374); Mac OS X/10.6.2 (10C540)"`


Request: 



`MKCOL`


Body:



    <D:mkcol xmlns:D="DAV:" xmlns:C="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:caldav"> 

    <D:set>

      <D:prop>

        <D:resourcetype>

          <D:collection/>

          <C:calendar-collection/>

       </D:resourcetype>"

       <D:displayname>some name</D:displayname>

      </D:prop>

    </D:set>

    </D:mkcol>`


URL:



https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/64DA8FE9D95A40E4B83A45B47DEC6C53/



The URL ist my Principle (I changed it of course) and a randomly generated UUID for the calendar resource.



Maybe somebody spots any errors?
Used to work fine 6 months ago.



Thank you very much!






icloud caldav http-status-code-412







share|improve this question














I need help.
I implemented a CalDav Client on our System and it worked like a charm. Now I have some problems with creating new calendars on iCloud. Maybe some of you know how I can fix this.



Currently I get a 412 Error.



Headers:



"Depth: 1"

"Content-Type: application/xml; charset=UTF-8"

"User-Agent: DAVKit/4.0.1 (730); CalendarStore/4.0.1 (973); iCal/4.0.1 (1374); Mac OS X/10.6.2 (10C540)"`


Request: 



`MKCOL`


Body:



    <D:mkcol xmlns:D="DAV:" xmlns:C="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:caldav"> 

    <D:set>

      <D:prop>

        <D:resourcetype>

          <D:collection/>

          <C:calendar-collection/>

       </D:resourcetype>"

       <D:displayname>some name</D:displayname>

      </D:prop>

    </D:set>

    </D:mkcol>`


URL:



https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/64DA8FE9D95A40E4B83A45B47DEC6C53/



The URL ist my Principle (I changed it of course) and a randomly generated UUID for the calendar resource.



Maybe somebody spots any errors?
Used to work fine 6 months ago.



Thank you very much!






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  • It seems to work if I use the URI: https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/ However is only one collection allowed and I want to at least create three calendars. I am not sure how to access or create a new URI for those calendars. As I mentioned, it used to work with generation a UUID and just concatenate the UUID to the calendar URI.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:37





















  • It seems to work if I use the URI: https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/ However is only one collection allowed and I want to at least create three calendars. I am not sure how to access or create a new URI for those calendars. As I mentioned, it used to work with generation a UUID and just concatenate the UUID to the calendar URI.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:37



















It seems to work if I use the URI: https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/ However is only one collection allowed and I want to at least create three calendars. I am not sure how to access or create a new URI for those calendars. As I mentioned, it used to work with generation a UUID and just concatenate the UUID to the calendar URI.

– Klerafukan
Nov 15 '18 at 14:37







It seems to work if I use the URI: https://caldav.icloud.com/1722222111/calendars/ However is only one collection allowed and I want to at least create three calendars. I am not sure how to access or create a new URI for those calendars. As I mentioned, it used to work with generation a UUID and just concatenate the UUID to the calendar URI.

– Klerafukan
Nov 15 '18 at 14:37














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While there seems to be a mapping bug on the caldav.icloud.com endpoint (filed that as Radar 46258347 if you want to refer), you are not supposed to hit a /calendars URL on this endpoint in the first place.



You only use caldav.icloud.com to discover the principal resource (representing the user/account). This contains the actual partition hosting the caldav server for your account, it looks like:



https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/asdfjasdjkjfd/calendars/


Those endpoint still seem to work just fine (just tried).



So how do you get from caldav.icloud.com to the actual CalDAV server? You need to retrieve the calendar-home-set property of the principal.



The whole process is described in the CalDAV RFC or in this nice guide:
http://sabre.io/dav/building-a-caldav-client/#discovery.






share|improve this answer
























  • Good point. I will do that. So far I can't seem to do the PROPFIND request on the caldav.icloud.com/principle. It always returns a 404 "not foud". But I will figure it out.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 30 '18 at 9:17











  • Ok just a last statement to finish this: I implemented the discovery approach and a workaround for the bug. Everything works fine! I thank you guys a lot!!! Til

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 5 '18 at 8:23











  • Would you mind marking this answer as the one then? The accepted one may work, but it is a non-conforming hack that will break as soon as they fix it ...

    – hnh
    Dec 5 '18 at 9:35











  • I marked the second answer. Because I agree that this is best practice. However my problem solves solution 1. I hope Apple will fix this bug soon and I can remove my workaround.

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 6 '18 at 10:18











  • If the hack is required, it sounds that we don't have a proper answer yet. When I do a MKCALENDAR in Calendar.app and look in the Charles trace, it makes a proper request and succeeds. Now that could be due to user-agent sniffing, not sure. 🤔

    – hnh
    Dec 6 '18 at 12:48



















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If you use https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href/ for making MKCOL request, then you will get 201 CREATED status and the href of your new collection will be pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/new-calendar-name-or-href/



so remove calendars/ from your path to create






share|improve this answer


























  • I could kiss you right now!! Thank you so much. Is there any way that is documented somewhere?

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 19 '18 at 15:32













  • Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation. I found the answer by some try and error.

    – sarigalin
    Nov 20 '18 at 10:01











  • That would be a straight bug though and should be Radar'ed: radar.apple.com

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 22:50











  • "Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation" - the CalDAV protocol is a proper standard w/ a complete RFC and plenty of documentation! 😀

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 23:24











  • Thanks for your comment, actually the url I provided in my comment was wrong and I corrected it. as I said, I have to send MKCOL request to pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href to create a new calendar at pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/….

    – sarigalin
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:42











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While there seems to be a mapping bug on the caldav.icloud.com endpoint (filed that as Radar 46258347 if you want to refer), you are not supposed to hit a /calendars URL on this endpoint in the first place.



You only use caldav.icloud.com to discover the principal resource (representing the user/account). This contains the actual partition hosting the caldav server for your account, it looks like:



https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/asdfjasdjkjfd/calendars/


Those endpoint still seem to work just fine (just tried).



So how do you get from caldav.icloud.com to the actual CalDAV server? You need to retrieve the calendar-home-set property of the principal.



The whole process is described in the CalDAV RFC or in this nice guide:
http://sabre.io/dav/building-a-caldav-client/#discovery.






share|improve this answer
























  • Good point. I will do that. So far I can't seem to do the PROPFIND request on the caldav.icloud.com/principle. It always returns a 404 "not foud". But I will figure it out.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 30 '18 at 9:17











  • Ok just a last statement to finish this: I implemented the discovery approach and a workaround for the bug. Everything works fine! I thank you guys a lot!!! Til

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 5 '18 at 8:23











  • Would you mind marking this answer as the one then? The accepted one may work, but it is a non-conforming hack that will break as soon as they fix it ...

    – hnh
    Dec 5 '18 at 9:35











  • I marked the second answer. Because I agree that this is best practice. However my problem solves solution 1. I hope Apple will fix this bug soon and I can remove my workaround.

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 6 '18 at 10:18











  • If the hack is required, it sounds that we don't have a proper answer yet. When I do a MKCALENDAR in Calendar.app and look in the Charles trace, it makes a proper request and succeeds. Now that could be due to user-agent sniffing, not sure. 🤔

    – hnh
    Dec 6 '18 at 12:48
















2














While there seems to be a mapping bug on the caldav.icloud.com endpoint (filed that as Radar 46258347 if you want to refer), you are not supposed to hit a /calendars URL on this endpoint in the first place.



You only use caldav.icloud.com to discover the principal resource (representing the user/account). This contains the actual partition hosting the caldav server for your account, it looks like:



https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/asdfjasdjkjfd/calendars/


Those endpoint still seem to work just fine (just tried).



So how do you get from caldav.icloud.com to the actual CalDAV server? You need to retrieve the calendar-home-set property of the principal.



The whole process is described in the CalDAV RFC or in this nice guide:
http://sabre.io/dav/building-a-caldav-client/#discovery.






share|improve this answer
























  • Good point. I will do that. So far I can't seem to do the PROPFIND request on the caldav.icloud.com/principle. It always returns a 404 "not foud". But I will figure it out.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 30 '18 at 9:17











  • Ok just a last statement to finish this: I implemented the discovery approach and a workaround for the bug. Everything works fine! I thank you guys a lot!!! Til

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 5 '18 at 8:23











  • Would you mind marking this answer as the one then? The accepted one may work, but it is a non-conforming hack that will break as soon as they fix it ...

    – hnh
    Dec 5 '18 at 9:35











  • I marked the second answer. Because I agree that this is best practice. However my problem solves solution 1. I hope Apple will fix this bug soon and I can remove my workaround.

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 6 '18 at 10:18











  • If the hack is required, it sounds that we don't have a proper answer yet. When I do a MKCALENDAR in Calendar.app and look in the Charles trace, it makes a proper request and succeeds. Now that could be due to user-agent sniffing, not sure. 🤔

    – hnh
    Dec 6 '18 at 12:48














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2








2







While there seems to be a mapping bug on the caldav.icloud.com endpoint (filed that as Radar 46258347 if you want to refer), you are not supposed to hit a /calendars URL on this endpoint in the first place.



You only use caldav.icloud.com to discover the principal resource (representing the user/account). This contains the actual partition hosting the caldav server for your account, it looks like:



https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/asdfjasdjkjfd/calendars/


Those endpoint still seem to work just fine (just tried).



So how do you get from caldav.icloud.com to the actual CalDAV server? You need to retrieve the calendar-home-set property of the principal.



The whole process is described in the CalDAV RFC or in this nice guide:
http://sabre.io/dav/building-a-caldav-client/#discovery.






share|improve this answer













While there seems to be a mapping bug on the caldav.icloud.com endpoint (filed that as Radar 46258347 if you want to refer), you are not supposed to hit a /calendars URL on this endpoint in the first place.



You only use caldav.icloud.com to discover the principal resource (representing the user/account). This contains the actual partition hosting the caldav server for your account, it looks like:



https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/asdfjasdjkjfd/calendars/


Those endpoint still seem to work just fine (just tried).



So how do you get from caldav.icloud.com to the actual CalDAV server? You need to retrieve the calendar-home-set property of the principal.



The whole process is described in the CalDAV RFC or in this nice guide:
http://sabre.io/dav/building-a-caldav-client/#discovery.







share|improve this answer












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answered Nov 26 '18 at 23:17









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  • Good point. I will do that. So far I can't seem to do the PROPFIND request on the caldav.icloud.com/principle. It always returns a 404 "not foud". But I will figure it out.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 30 '18 at 9:17











  • Ok just a last statement to finish this: I implemented the discovery approach and a workaround for the bug. Everything works fine! I thank you guys a lot!!! Til

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 5 '18 at 8:23











  • Would you mind marking this answer as the one then? The accepted one may work, but it is a non-conforming hack that will break as soon as they fix it ...

    – hnh
    Dec 5 '18 at 9:35











  • I marked the second answer. Because I agree that this is best practice. However my problem solves solution 1. I hope Apple will fix this bug soon and I can remove my workaround.

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 6 '18 at 10:18











  • If the hack is required, it sounds that we don't have a proper answer yet. When I do a MKCALENDAR in Calendar.app and look in the Charles trace, it makes a proper request and succeeds. Now that could be due to user-agent sniffing, not sure. 🤔

    – hnh
    Dec 6 '18 at 12:48



















  • Good point. I will do that. So far I can't seem to do the PROPFIND request on the caldav.icloud.com/principle. It always returns a 404 "not foud". But I will figure it out.

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 30 '18 at 9:17











  • Ok just a last statement to finish this: I implemented the discovery approach and a workaround for the bug. Everything works fine! I thank you guys a lot!!! Til

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 5 '18 at 8:23











  • Would you mind marking this answer as the one then? The accepted one may work, but it is a non-conforming hack that will break as soon as they fix it ...

    – hnh
    Dec 5 '18 at 9:35











  • I marked the second answer. Because I agree that this is best practice. However my problem solves solution 1. I hope Apple will fix this bug soon and I can remove my workaround.

    – Klerafukan
    Dec 6 '18 at 10:18











  • If the hack is required, it sounds that we don't have a proper answer yet. When I do a MKCALENDAR in Calendar.app and look in the Charles trace, it makes a proper request and succeeds. Now that could be due to user-agent sniffing, not sure. 🤔

    – hnh
    Dec 6 '18 at 12:48

















Good point. I will do that. So far I can't seem to do the PROPFIND request on the caldav.icloud.com/principle. It always returns a 404 "not foud". But I will figure it out.

– Klerafukan
Nov 30 '18 at 9:17





Good point. I will do that. So far I can't seem to do the PROPFIND request on the caldav.icloud.com/principle. It always returns a 404 "not foud". But I will figure it out.

– Klerafukan
Nov 30 '18 at 9:17













Ok just a last statement to finish this: I implemented the discovery approach and a workaround for the bug. Everything works fine! I thank you guys a lot!!! Til

– Klerafukan
Dec 5 '18 at 8:23





Ok just a last statement to finish this: I implemented the discovery approach and a workaround for the bug. Everything works fine! I thank you guys a lot!!! Til

– Klerafukan
Dec 5 '18 at 8:23













Would you mind marking this answer as the one then? The accepted one may work, but it is a non-conforming hack that will break as soon as they fix it ...

– hnh
Dec 5 '18 at 9:35





Would you mind marking this answer as the one then? The accepted one may work, but it is a non-conforming hack that will break as soon as they fix it ...

– hnh
Dec 5 '18 at 9:35













I marked the second answer. Because I agree that this is best practice. However my problem solves solution 1. I hope Apple will fix this bug soon and I can remove my workaround.

– Klerafukan
Dec 6 '18 at 10:18





I marked the second answer. Because I agree that this is best practice. However my problem solves solution 1. I hope Apple will fix this bug soon and I can remove my workaround.

– Klerafukan
Dec 6 '18 at 10:18













If the hack is required, it sounds that we don't have a proper answer yet. When I do a MKCALENDAR in Calendar.app and look in the Charles trace, it makes a proper request and succeeds. Now that could be due to user-agent sniffing, not sure. 🤔

– hnh
Dec 6 '18 at 12:48





If the hack is required, it sounds that we don't have a proper answer yet. When I do a MKCALENDAR in Calendar.app and look in the Charles trace, it makes a proper request and succeeds. Now that could be due to user-agent sniffing, not sure. 🤔

– hnh
Dec 6 '18 at 12:48













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If you use https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href/ for making MKCOL request, then you will get 201 CREATED status and the href of your new collection will be pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/new-calendar-name-or-href/



so remove calendars/ from your path to create






share|improve this answer


























  • I could kiss you right now!! Thank you so much. Is there any way that is documented somewhere?

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 19 '18 at 15:32













  • Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation. I found the answer by some try and error.

    – sarigalin
    Nov 20 '18 at 10:01











  • That would be a straight bug though and should be Radar'ed: radar.apple.com

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 22:50











  • "Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation" - the CalDAV protocol is a proper standard w/ a complete RFC and plenty of documentation! 😀

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 23:24











  • Thanks for your comment, actually the url I provided in my comment was wrong and I corrected it. as I said, I have to send MKCOL request to pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href to create a new calendar at pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/….

    – sarigalin
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:42
















1














If you use https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href/ for making MKCOL request, then you will get 201 CREATED status and the href of your new collection will be pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/new-calendar-name-or-href/



so remove calendars/ from your path to create






share|improve this answer


























  • I could kiss you right now!! Thank you so much. Is there any way that is documented somewhere?

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 19 '18 at 15:32













  • Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation. I found the answer by some try and error.

    – sarigalin
    Nov 20 '18 at 10:01











  • That would be a straight bug though and should be Radar'ed: radar.apple.com

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 22:50











  • "Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation" - the CalDAV protocol is a proper standard w/ a complete RFC and plenty of documentation! 😀

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 23:24











  • Thanks for your comment, actually the url I provided in my comment was wrong and I corrected it. as I said, I have to send MKCOL request to pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href to create a new calendar at pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/….

    – sarigalin
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:42














1












1








1







If you use https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href/ for making MKCOL request, then you will get 201 CREATED status and the href of your new collection will be pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/new-calendar-name-or-href/



so remove calendars/ from your path to create






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If you use https://pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href/ for making MKCOL request, then you will get 201 CREATED status and the href of your new collection will be pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/new-calendar-name-or-href/



so remove calendars/ from your path to create







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  • I could kiss you right now!! Thank you so much. Is there any way that is documented somewhere?

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 19 '18 at 15:32













  • Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation. I found the answer by some try and error.

    – sarigalin
    Nov 20 '18 at 10:01











  • That would be a straight bug though and should be Radar'ed: radar.apple.com

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 22:50











  • "Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation" - the CalDAV protocol is a proper standard w/ a complete RFC and plenty of documentation! 😀

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 23:24











  • Thanks for your comment, actually the url I provided in my comment was wrong and I corrected it. as I said, I have to send MKCOL request to pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href to create a new calendar at pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/….

    – sarigalin
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:42



















  • I could kiss you right now!! Thank you so much. Is there any way that is documented somewhere?

    – Klerafukan
    Nov 19 '18 at 15:32













  • Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation. I found the answer by some try and error.

    – sarigalin
    Nov 20 '18 at 10:01











  • That would be a straight bug though and should be Radar'ed: radar.apple.com

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 22:50











  • "Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation" - the CalDAV protocol is a proper standard w/ a complete RFC and plenty of documentation! 😀

    – hnh
    Nov 26 '18 at 23:24











  • Thanks for your comment, actually the url I provided in my comment was wrong and I corrected it. as I said, I have to send MKCOL request to pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href to create a new calendar at pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/….

    – sarigalin
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:42

















I could kiss you right now!! Thank you so much. Is there any way that is documented somewhere?

– Klerafukan
Nov 19 '18 at 15:32







I could kiss you right now!! Thank you so much. Is there any way that is documented somewhere?

– Klerafukan
Nov 19 '18 at 15:32















Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation. I found the answer by some try and error.

– sarigalin
Nov 20 '18 at 10:01





Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation. I found the answer by some try and error.

– sarigalin
Nov 20 '18 at 10:01













That would be a straight bug though and should be Radar'ed: radar.apple.com

– hnh
Nov 26 '18 at 22:50





That would be a straight bug though and should be Radar'ed: radar.apple.com

– hnh
Nov 26 '18 at 22:50













"Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation" - the CalDAV protocol is a proper standard w/ a complete RFC and plenty of documentation! 😀

– hnh
Nov 26 '18 at 23:24





"Unfortunately, the most problem with iCloud is lack of documentation" - the CalDAV protocol is a proper standard w/ a complete RFC and plenty of documentation! 😀

– hnh
Nov 26 '18 at 23:24













Thanks for your comment, actually the url I provided in my comment was wrong and I corrected it. as I said, I have to send MKCOL request to pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href to create a new calendar at pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/….

– sarigalin
Nov 28 '18 at 9:42





Thanks for your comment, actually the url I provided in my comment was wrong and I corrected it. as I said, I have to send MKCOL request to pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/new-calendar-name-or-href to create a new calendar at pXX-caldav.icloud.com/123456789/calendars/….

– sarigalin
Nov 28 '18 at 9:42


















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