this is what I had to do when using the java/groovy client. It may not be the best way, but it works.

      def list = calendar.getEditLink().getHref().split("/")
      URL postURL = new URL("http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/" + list[list.length-1].replace("%40","@") + "/private/full");

may be a bit late for hugues93. but others might find it useful.

A CalendarEntry object has a getEditLink method which returns a Link. Link has an href method.

Put those together, and you should be able to do something like:

calendar.getEditLink().href to the the URI that you would post to to add an event to the calendar that you have created.

Ray

private static CalendarEntry createCalendar(CalendarService service) throws IOException, ServiceException {
System.out.println(“Creating a secondary calendar”);

// Create the calendar
CalendarEntry calendar = new CalendarEntry();
calendar.setTitle(new PlainTextConstruct(“My secondary calendar”));
calendar.setSummary(new PlainTextConstruct(“this is my project”));

// Insert the calendar
return service.insert(owncalendarsFeedUrl, calendar);
}

And i don’t know if i can do “calendar.getHref()”, or something like this. (i know that calendar.getHref() isn’t working, but it’s the idea :p)

Thanks again!!