Calendar Plugin 5.3
Description
This plugin provides a group calendar :
- Event, attendees and resources management
- Portlets
- Repeatable event
- Reminder
- iPhone / Android access
- External calendar event
This plugins also provides a simple event schedule mechanism.
Screenshots
1. Portlet Calendar
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2. Event edition
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3. Resources calendar
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4. Event schedule
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5. Event schedule list
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Installation
Installation
You have to configure some properties in plugin.prop to fit to your environment and activate incoming mail feature to receive meeting response:
| Property title | Technical property name | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Reply email prefix | jcmsplugin.calendar.replyToEmail | Email prefix used by JCMS to manage invitation replies |
| Send event update by email by default ? | jcmsplugin.calendar.defaultValue-sendEventUpdateByEmail | Indicates if event update should be sent by mail by default |
| Free signup by default ? | jcmsplugin.calendar.defaultValue-freeSignUp | Indicates if event have free signup feature by default |
| Agenda | jcmsplugin.iphone.service.calendar | page which display user agenda in a smartphone site |
For incoming mail feature, please refer to chapter 6.4.2 of installation and operation manual
Update of the plugin
If you manually [1] update the application with an old version of this module, you must manually remove previous jars delivered by the module [2]. This build method is discouraged and we recommend to build your application JPlatform with a Integration continous platform like JADE [3].
[1] unzip at application root or deploy from JPlatform administration screen
[2] ical4j-10.0.2.jar, ical4j-zoneinfo-outlook-1.0.3.jar for version 5.x of Calendar plugin, cf CAL-665
[3] JADE : what is it ?
Notes :
Since version 5.1, the integration of a map in the display of an event is now done using the JMaps module (allowing to choose among several mapping providers) instead of a direct integration with GoogleMaps. Associated issue is: https://issues.jalios.com/browse/CAL-649
FAQ
Si Outlook ne vous propose pas d'accepter un événement de calendrier et vous annonce que comme vous êtes l'organisateur vous n'avez pas à y répondre, il faut effectuer les actions décrites dans la fiche suivante :
Note : cette fiche est pour outlook 2007. Elle est transposable à outlook 2010 en replaçant 8.0 par 12.0 dans la clé de registre
Lors de la création d'un type dérivant de CalendarEvent, il est nécessaire de préciser que le formHandler associé doit être "com.jalios.jcmsplugin.calendar.EditCalendarEventHandler"
ex. :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<type name="TestEvent" superclass="generated.CalendarEvent"
reviewable="false" debatable="false" unitFieldEdition="true"
audienced="false" categoryTab="true"
readRightTab="true" updateRightTab="true" templateTab="true"
workflowTab="true" advancedTab="true" titleML="true"
formhandler="com.jalios.jcmsplugin.calendar.EditCalendarEventHandler">
<title ml="true">
<label xml:lang="en">Title</label>
<label xml:lang="fr">Titre</label>
</title>
<fields>
<field type="super" />
</fields>
<label xml:lang="en">testEvent</label>
</type>
Google Calendar doit générer une erreur à l'importation concernant la taille de l'URL (mais ne donne aucune information à ce sujet). En utilisant un minificateur d'URL, l'import est effectif.
Procédure détaillée : Exporter un agenda de JPlatform vers Google Agenda
