Accessing icloud from .net application

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is there a way to access icloud calendar from my .net application?
to manage events on my calendar from my .net application?

Posted 11-Apr-12 5:30am

Heba Mohammed

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anthony_hunt 4-Jun-15 8:17am

I cannot find any post 2012 solution to this problem that works. All examples I have found that use DDay.iCal and iCalendar.LoadFromUri(new Uri("https://p04-calendarws.icloud.com"), "username", "password"); fail, returning null. Fiddler reports the connection is refused - not authorised. Does anyone have a working solution? I've been going though everything on Google and nothing works. Have Apple just pulled the plug? Can't even find that out.

vin14976 20-Nov-15 4:34am

Hi,

Looking for the same. Did you find any pointers in the mean while?

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Dylan Morley · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-11T05:39:00

iGoogle would've helped you here :)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9751255/apple-icloud-calendar-api[^]

So, it's calDAV [^]

Some more search results would link you to here...

http://groups.google.com/group/sabredav-discuss/browse_thread/thread/81c5b9c02d8e6e31[^]

...which recommends some open source starter points, e.g.

http://www.ddaysoftware.com/Pages/Projects/DDay.iCal/[^]

So, the answer is yes you can