Re: Accessing non-default Calendar

I can't really help you on the java part, since I have never used
google's client libraries, maybe someone else can give you a hint on
that.

Have you double-checked if the calendar you want to edit has your email
allowed for read-write access? The only way to edit is to use
getEditLink(), if that returns a NPE, then the calendar is probably
readonly for some reason or other. The "alternate" link is only a html
representation of the event and the "self" link is used for syndication
formats and does not enable you to edit the event.

Have you tried getting the events via commandline tools and manually
checking if an edit url is in the feed? (wget, lwp-request, curl) There
are also some windows gui tools to do similar tasks, but I know of
none. I know it was discussed on the list though.

Philipp