With aCalendarForge, you can quickly build HTML web pages to display events. These may have

• Different calendar formats
• Cover different time periods
• Have different styles and layouts
• Show different events

aCalendarForge can be particularly helpful if you

• Frequently update calendars and events
• Need to show the same events in different formats
• Need to handle different event lists
• Need to handle a large number of events
• Need to handle differing time frames

aCalendarForge runs as a Cocoa application and as a java class.

Eden Systems provides utilities to convert standard formats such as VCalendar into the aCalendarForge events. Thus you can convert iCal events to web pages.

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• what pages to make
• how to build them
• where to put them

For each entry in the manifest, the forge will

• Assemble the format rules and text parts to wrap the pages
• Create web pages for the desired formats
• Read the specified events and places those in range into pages
• Generate a list of links to the pages that were created

• Multiple calendar formats.
  • Full Calendar
  • Terse Calendar
  • Agenda
  • Log
• Events details
  • Date and time
  • Short Name
  • Graphic Icon
  • Link
  • Description
• Control how time is handled
  • Time span of calendars
  • Name of days of the week
  • Start time for days
  • First Day of the week
  • Automatically compute start and stop dates
• Control appearance
  • Headings
  • Background
  • Text
  • Dates

Mac OS X
• Mac OS X
• Java (standard on Mac OS x)

General platform
• Java runtime