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Title sums it up. URL isn’t an EKEvent property but figured maybe there’s some hidden way of setting it, especially considering it’s printed when you log an EKEvent object.
I’m guessing you’re on iOS 5 Beta?
EKEventsshouldn’t have a URL property pre-5.0Take a look at
EKCalendarItemon the 5.0 SDK.EKEventis being phased out, and it’s superclass changed fromNSObjecttoEKCalendarItem.EKCalendarItem has the
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSURL *URL