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You should be able to access the calendar data using normal HTTP authentication.
Then you just need to maintain the username/password for each mailfile/calendar on the calling side.
But if you don't want a "master user" with access to all databases, that would be the only way.
What I would have done is to create a small "proxy" database. In that database you have an agent, signed with an ID that have access to all the databases with calendar info (probably your admin ID or a special developer ID). That agent will be called from your external program, using HTTP GET, and will return the calendar data from the specified user:
www.example.com/database.nsf/GetCalendarData?OpenAgent&user=John%20Smith&month=11
The agent will connect to John Smith's calendar and read the entries for November, then return it in whatever format you like, for example JSON or XML...
Feedback response number WEBB9QZPXG created by ~Dan Kikiterobu on 11/19/2014