Re: [Evolution] Advice needed for Exchange-like calendaring
- From: Bryce Harrington <bryce osdl org>
- To: Kees Cook <kees osdl org>
- Cc: Evolution List <evolution lists ximian com>, Stuart Guthrie <sfg eurekait com>, <wookie osdl org>, <mochel osdl org>
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Advice needed for Exchange-like calendaring
- Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 16:26:35 -0700 (PDT)
On Tue, 10 Jun 2003, Kees Cook wrote:
Here's the document I started. The requirement list is at the bottom, but
I think hits all the important things. I'm sure there are more high-level
requirements that should be added, though...
Quick Requirements
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Here's a quick set of requirements as I see them right now for making a
functional open source client/server Calendaring system.
server-side storage/scheduling
- use get(pw|gr)* POSIX calls for local user list or may use
external system (LDAP?)
- manages free/busy and on-server scheduling
- manages delegation/read/write permissions
- manages out-of-band scheduling notifications (email, pages, etc)
- may manage scheduling events with off-site people (via iMIP or
CAP)
- on-disk storage must be backup safe (no need to shut down server)
client-side synchronization
- keep a local copy of calendar
- resync and handling conflict resolution on reconnect
Wookie mentioned that syncing to a Palm (or other such device) would be
an invaluable requirement for a lot of folks.
client-side scheduling
- may manage scheduling calendar events with off-site people
(via iMIP and/or CAP)
- may keep a list of "cached" users and free/busy from the server
so that offline scheduling can be done
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