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Oracle Calendar Application Developer's Guide
Release 2 (9.0.4)

Part Number B10893-01
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Preface

This manual contains considerations and reference material for the use of the Oracle Calendar SDK and the Oracle Calendar web services toolkit.

Intended Audience

This manual is intended for any programmers and developers who intend to use the Oracle Calendar SDK or the Oracle Calendar web services toolkit to create custom applications for calendar access.

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Structure

This manual contains 11 chapters, divided into two parts:

Part I, "Oracle Calendar SDK"

Chapter 1

This chapter introduces the Oracle Calendar SDK.

Chapter 2

This chapter contains an overview of various elements of the Oracle Calendar SDK, as well as items to consider before implementation.

Chapter 3

This chapter contains detailed documentation on the functions provided with this development kit.

Chapter 4

This chapter contains information on the configuration parameters that can be supplied to the Oracle Calendar SDK.

Chapter 5

This chapter contains a variety of information on flags and capabilities.

Chapter 6

This chapter contains an alphabetical list and brief explanation of every status code the SDK provides as feedback.

Chapter 7

This chapter contains frequently asked questions and troubleshooting information on the Oracle Calendar SDK.

Part II, "Oracle Calendar Web Services Toolkit"

Chapter 8

This chapter introduces the Oracle Calendar web services toolkit.

Chapter 9

This chapter describes how the Oracle Calendar web services toolkit uses Extended Markup Language (XML) and Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) to retrieve and store iCalendar objects.

Chapter 10

This chapter describes the design of the set of Java classes used to provide contextual collaboration through the access of calendaring data via Oracle Calendar web services.

Chapter 11

This chapter contains a list of web services status codes and brief explanations of what they mean.

Related Documents

For more information, see the following manuals in the Oracle Collaboration Suite documentation set:

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