5 Oracle Calendar Application System Parameters

This chapter lists and describes all tunable parameters available to configure the Oracle Calendar application system and its components. All parameters listed are located in the following configuration files found in ocas/conf/:

ocas.conf: Oracle Calendar application system itself (affects all products)
ocwc.conf: Oracle Calendar Web client
ocws.conf: Oracle Calendar Web services
ocst.conf: Oracle Mobile Data Sync
New Parameter in Oracle Mobile Data Sync 10.1.2.1

The configuration files contain settings that provide a good starting point for further configuration. Each parameter's stated default value is used if that parameter is omitted from its configuration file. These defaults are not necessarily the optimal settings for your installation, so it is best not to remove parameters from the files.

It is strongly recommended that for reference purposes you make a copy, in either printed or electronic format, of these files before you modify them.

The following tables list the parameters you can edit in each of the configuration files.

Table 5-1 ocas.conf

Section	Parameter	Description
`[system]`	`charset`	Event Log Character Set
`[system]`	`connection`	Connection Mode
`[system]`	`datapoolchunk`	Datapool Chunk Size
`[system]`	`dispatchhttperror`	Dispatch HTTP Error
`[system]`	`dispatchstats`	Processing Statistics
`[system]`	`dispatchstatslog`	Processing statistics logs directory
`[system]`	`dispatchtime`	Dispatch Process Time Log
`[system]`	`eventlevel`	Logging Level
`[system]`	`eventlog`	Log Path
`[system]`	`language`	Log Language
`[system]`	`linkdbencodefilename`	LinkDB filename
`[system]`	`linkdbstorebasepath`	UID Link Path
`[system]`	`standalone`	Set to Standalone
`[sessiondb]`	`ocheckleteventlog`	Cleanup Utility Log Path
`[sessiondb]`	`sessiontimeout`	Session Object Timeout
`[sessiondb]`	`sessionpath`	Session Database Path
`[sessiondb]`	`cleanuptime`	Cleanup Utility
`[connection]`	`mnode`	Master Node
`[ACE]`	`Authentication`	Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings
`[ACE]`	`Compression`	Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings
`[ACE]`	`Encryption`	Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings
`[ACE_PLUGINS_CLIENT]`	`web_attribute_type`	ACE Web Attribute Type
`[ACE_PLUGINS_CLIENT]`	`web_attribute_name`	ACE Web Attribute Name
`[languages]`	`american`	American English
`[languages]`	`brazilian_portuguese`	Brazilian Portuguese
`[languages]`	`czech`	Czech
`[languages]`	`danish`	Danish
`[languages]`	`dutch`	Dutch
`[languages]`	`finnish`	Finnish
`[languages]`	`french`	French
`[languages]`	`german`	German
`[languages]`	`greek`	Greek
`[languages]`	`hungarian`	Hungarian
`[languages]`	`italian`	Italian
`[languages]`	`japanese`	Japanese
`[languages]`	`korean`	Korean
`[languages]`	`norwegian`	Norwegian
`[languages]`	`polish`	Polish
`[languages]`	`portuguese`	Portuguese
`[languages]`	`romanian`	Romanian
`[languages]`	`russian`	Russian
`[languages]`	`simplified_chinese`	Simplified Chinese
`[languages]`	`spanish`	Spanish
`[languages]`	`swedish`	Swedish
`[languages]`	`traditional_chinese`	Traditional Chinese
`[languages]`	`turkish`	Turkish
`[plugins]`	`pluginxx`	Plugins to be Loaded with OCAS

Table 5-2 ocwc.conf

Section	Parameter	Description
`[url_prefix]`	`cgi_prefix`	Application Prefix Name
`[url_prefix]`	`global_prefix`	Fast-cgi Directory Alias
`[url_prefix]`	`img_prefix`	Image Prefix Path
`[url_prefix]`	`img_button_prefix`	Image Button Prefix Path
`[url_prefix]`	`javascript_prefix`	Javascript Prefix Path
`[url_prefix]`	`style_sheet_prefix`	Style Sheet Prefix
`[url_prefix]`	`help_prefix`	Help Prefix
`[url_prefix]`	`banner_prefix`	Banner Prefix
`[href]`	`logout_docname`	Logout URL
`[href]`	`max_login_attempts_url`	Max Login Attempts URL
`[limits]`	`maxfavourite`	Maximum Number of Entries in the Favorites List
`[pref_attr]`	`autolog`	Auto Login State
`[admin]`	`ssn_timeout`	Session Timeout value
`[admin]`	`check_user_credential`	SSO validation
`[admin]`	`sso_user_env_key`	SSO Environment Key Configuration
`[admin]`	`max_login_attempts`	Number of Invalid Login Attempts
`[admin]`	`login_fail_timeout`	Timeout After Login Failure
`[admin]`	`secure_login`	Secure Login Control
`[ADA]`	`enable`	Enable Accessible Mode
`[ADA]`	`hide_toggle_link`	Hide Accessibility Toggle Link
`[modules]`	`accrights`	Hide Access Rights Icon
`[modules]`	`add_as_location`	Allow resource name in location field
`[modules]`	`chgpwd`	Hide Change Password Icon
`[modules]`	`details_per_instance`	Enable Per-Instance Attachements and Details
`[modules]`	`enable_autologin`	Enable Automatic Login
`[modules]`	`enable_designate`	Enable View as Designate
`[modules]`	`enable_print_all_details`	Enable the Printer Extension Functionality
`[modules]`	`enable_remote_symbol`	Display Remote Node Symbol
`[modules]`	`enable_task_default_time`	Use Default Task Due/Start Times
`[modules]`	`enable_web_conferencing`	Allow creation of Web Conferences
`[modules]`	`hide_eventcal`	Disable Event Calendar Searching
`[modules]`	`hide_global`	Send and View Global Calendar
`[modules]`	`hide_taskview`	Disable Task View
`[modules]`	`hide_managegroups`	Disable Manage Groups
`[modules]`	`hide_show_unconfirmed`	Disable Show Unconfirmed Entries
`[modules]`	`hide_suggesttime`	Disable Suggest Date and Time
`[modules]`	`hide_updateall`	Disable Update All Instances
`[modules]`	`hide_viewpub`	Disable View Other Users' Calendars
`[modules]`	`logout`	Hide Logout Icon
`[modules]`	`modify_emailadd`	Enable E-mail Modification
`[modules]`	`multiday_day_event`	Enable Mutliday Day Event Display
`[modules]`	`prefs`	Hide Preferences Icon
`[modules]`	`serverlist_login`	Show Server Alias List
`[modules]`	`showicalvcal`	Enable iCal/vCal Attachments
`[modules]`	`userlist_login`	Show List of Matching Users at Sign-In
`[image_button]`	`img_enable`	Enable Image Buttons
`[minical]`	`mini_calendar`	Mini-Calendar Position
`[file_attachment]`	`download_enable`	Enable Attachment Download
`[file_attachment]`	`html_filtering`	Enable Security Filtering
`[file_attachment]`	`max_attach_file_size`	Maximum Attachment Size
`[file_attachment]`	`upload_enable`	Enable Attachment Upload
`[file_attachment]`	`tmp_attach_file_loc`	Temporary Upload Location
`[download_extensions]`	(Various)	File Extensions and Mime Types
`[banners]`	`ban_bot`	Bottom Banner File
`[banners]`	`ban_left`	Left Banner File
`[banners]`	`ban_top`	Top Banner File
`[banners]`	`sec_left_banner`	Display Left Banner in Secondary Views
`[javascript]`	`extension`	Extension of the Javascript File
`[attributes]`	(Various)	Secondary Page Attributes
`[display]`	`left_ban_width`	Left Banner Width
`[display]`	`top_ban_height`	Top Banner Height
`[taskview]`	`quickCreateStartTime`	Default Task Start Time
`[taskview]`	`quickCreateEndTime`	Default Task Due Time
`[taskview]`	`showQCCompletion`	Show Task Completion Level
`[calendar_view]`	`default_view`	Default Calendar View
`[calendar_view]`	`default_dayview_mode`	Daily View
`[calendar_view]`	`default_weekview_mode`	Week View
`[calendar_view]`	`enable_default_view_prefs`	Enable Default View Preferences
`[calendar_view]`	`hide_dayview_toggle`	Hide Planner/List Toggle Links
`[calendar_view]`	`hide_weekview_toggle`	Hide Planner/List Toggle Links
`[calendar_view]`	`pdv_notes_top_task_bottom`	Show List of Tasks
`[calendar_view]`	`default_color_mgt_by`	Color-Code Meetings
`[pff_paper_size]`	`paper_key`	Paper Names and Formats
`[cookies]`	`domain`	Set Cookie Domain
`[ACE]`	`Authentication`	ACE Authentication Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client
`[ACE]`	`Compression`	ACE Compression Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client
`[ACE]`	`Encryption`	ACE Encryption Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client

Table 5-3 ocws.conf

Section	Parameter	Description
`[webservices]`	`maxattendee`	Maximum Attendees
`[webservices]`	`maxresults`	Maximum Result Elements
`[ACE]`	`Authentication`	ACE Authentication Settings for Web Services
`[ACE]`	`Compression`	ACE Compression Settings for Web Services
`[ACE]`	`Encryption`	ACE Encryption Settings for Web Services

Table 5-4 ocst.conf

Section	Parameter	Description
`[ACE]`	`Authentication`	ACE Authentication Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings
`[ACE]`	`Compression`	ACE Compression Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings
`[ACE]`	`Encryption`	ACE Encryption Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings
`[ocst]`	`absolutemaxmessagesize`	Absolute Maximum Message Size
`[ocst]`	`attendeesindetails`	Include Attendees in Details
`[ocst]`	`confresolution`	Conflict Resolution
`[ocst]`	`disabledayevents`	Disable Day Events
`[ocst]`	`deleteoutofrange`	Delete Out of Range
`[ocst]`	`enablemaxdel`	Enable Maximum Number of Deletions
`[ocst]`	`linkdbprocessrecycling`	End Connection to Link Database
`[ocst]`	`linkdbtimeout`	Lock Connection to Link Database
`[ocst]`	`maxattendees`	Number of Attendees to Sync
`[ocst]`	`maxdelperdb`	Maximum Deletions per Store
`[ocst]`	`maxmessagesize`	Maximum Message Size
`[ocst]`	`requiremd5`	Enforce MD5 Authentication
`[ocst]`	`syncrangeback`	Sync Range Lower Boundary
`[ocst]`	`syncrangeforward`	Sync Range Upper Boundary
`[ocst]`	`uncertifiedclients`	Uncertified Clients
`[ocst]`	`wantattendanceintitle`	Include Attendance Status in Title
`[ocst]`	`wantcalendars`	Enable Event and Task Synchronization
`[ocst]`	`wantcontacts`	Enable Contact Synchronization
`[ocst]`	`wantlocationintitle`	Include Location in Title
`[ocst]`	`wantnoattendees`	Sync Attendees to Device
`[ocst]`	`wantownershipintitle`	Include Event Ownership in Title
`[ocst]`	`wantrefusedentries`	Synchronize Refused Entries
`[ocst]`	`webconferenceindetails`	Include Web Conferences in Details
`[ocst-devices]`	`device<#>`	Devices

OCAS.CONF

The following sections describe settings that can be changed in the Oracle Calendar application system file, ocas.conf.

Table 5-5 ocas.conf configuration parameters - [system] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`dispatchtransactionstats`	Enable Processing Statistics Enables the tracking of product level processing statistics output to the a statistics log in the directory defined by the `dispatchstatslog` parameter. The file name of the resulting log will be in the form of `stat_<PID>_log`. Where `<PID>` is the process ID for an individual FastCGI Oracle Calendar application system module. For example, a `stat_ocws_log` will appear with log information related to the Oracle Calendar web client. Note: When set to `TRUE`, transaction based statistics will be enabled and cannot be controlled through ocontrol.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`charset`	Event Log Character Set Specifies the event log character set.	All code page identifiers supported in Oracle NLS library.	`WE8ISO8859P1`
`connection`	Connection Mode The connection mode used to the Oracle Calendar server.	`masternode`: All connection information can be retrieved from one specified node. Only one `[connection] mnode` parameter must be specified. `traditional`: All connections must be explicitly outlined.	`masternode`
`datapoolchunk`	Datapool Chunk Size The datapool chunk size permits the preallocation of a large number of user data objects at each allocation time.	`0 - 65535`	`0`
`dispatchhttperror`	Dispatch HTTP Error When set, a Lex-Status: `[OK \| Error]` will be output to the HTTP Header response generated by Oracle Calendar application system.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`dispatchstats`	Processing Statistics Enables the tracking of product level processing statistics sent to the statistics log on shutdown.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`dispatchstatslog`	Processing statistics logs directory When `dispatchtransactionstats` is enabled, this parameter specifies the directory for the resulting processing statistics logs.	A valid directory path	`../logs/`
`dispatchtime`	Dispatch Process Time Log Enables an event log entry stating each request's processing time.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`eventlevel`	Logging Level Indicates the level of messages to be logged during Oracle Calendar application system operation.	`emergency`: a panic condition, such as an immediate shutdown `alert`: a condition that should be corrected immediately, like missing application resources `critical`: critical conditions, such as connection failures `error`: errors during the processing of a request that cause the request, but not Oracle Calendar application system, to fail `warning`: warning messages, such as application shutdown `notice`: application notices not impacting the processing of requests `info`: messages related to the normal operation of Oracle Calendar application system `debug`: messages used to help debug Oracle Calendar application system	`error`
`eventlog`	Log Path Provides the path to where Oracle Calendar application system events are written. The path must have the proper file system permission.	Any valid path and filename	`../logs/ocas_log`
`language`	Log Language The language string used to create the event log.	Any Oracle language string.	`american`
`linkdbencodefilename`	LinkDB filename LinkDB filename encoding used to encode the files related to UID links.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`linkdbstorebasepath`	UID Link Path The path used to store UID link information. This path must be common for all instances of Oracle Calendar application system across all hosts. The proper file system permissions must be set.	Any valid path.	`../linkdb`
`standalone`	Set to Standalone Standalone is used to indicate that the application server is running in an environment outside of Oracle Collaboration Suite.	`FALSE`: Collaboration Suite Mode `TRUE`: Standalone Mode	`FALSE`

Table 5-6 ocas.conf configuration parameters - [sessiondb] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`ocheckleteventlog`	Cleanup Utility Log Path Path to the cleanup utility event log. The file path must have the proper file system permission.	Any valid path and filename	`../logs/ochecklet_log`
`sessiontimeout`	Session Object Timeout The timeout in minutes before an untouched session object is erased from the disk.	`0 - 65535`	`15`
`sessionpath`	Session Database Path The file system path to the session database. This path must be accessible by all Oracle Calendar application system instances across all hosts. The file path must have the proper file system permission.	Any valid path and filename	`../sessiondb`
`cleanuptime`	Cleanup Utility The wait time in minutes between two consecutive cleanup utility sessions.	`0 - 65535`	`20`

Table 5-7 ocas.conf configuration parameters - [connection] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`mnode`	Master Node The mnode identifies the master node of the Oracle Calendar server network to connect to. This can be identified by hostname and port or IP address and port. The Node identifies the node identifier for the master node.	N/A	`mnode=<host>:<port>,<node>`

mnode

Master Node

The mnode identifies the master node of the Oracle Calendar server network to connect to. This can be identified by hostname and port or IP address and port. The Node identifies the node identifier for the master node.

N/A

mnode=<host>:<port>,<node>

Table 5-8 ocas.conf configuration parameters - [ACE] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`Authentication`	Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings ACE authentication settings to be used by the Oracle Calendar Application System system module.	N/A	`default`
`Compression`	Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings ACE compression settings to be used by the Oracle Calendar Application System system module.	N/A	`default`
`Encryption`	Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings ACE encryption settings to be used by the Oracle Calendar Application System system module.	N/A	`default`

Authentication

Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings

ACE authentication settings to be used by the Oracle Calendar Application System system module.

N/A

default

Compression

Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings

ACE compression settings to be used by the Oracle Calendar Application System system module.

N/A

default

Encryption

Oracle Calendar Application System ACE Settings

ACE encryption settings to be used by the Oracle Calendar Application System system module.

N/A

default

Table 5-9 ocas.conf configuration parameters - [ACE_PLUGINS_CLIENT] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`web_attribute_name`	ACE Web Attribute Name Web attribute name required by ACE components for AUTH Web.	A valid environment variable.	`REMOTE_USER`
`web_attribute_type`	ACE Web Attribute Type Web attribute type required by ACE components for AUTH Web.	`userid` `email` `fullname` `mobile` `custom`	`userid`

web_attribute_name

ACE Web Attribute Name

Web attribute name required by ACE components for AUTH Web.

A valid environment variable.

REMOTE_USER

web_attribute_type

ACE Web Attribute Type

Web attribute type required by ACE components for AUTH Web.

userid

email

fullname

mobile

custom

userid

Table 5-10 ocas.conf configuration parameters - [languages] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`american`	American English Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`en`
`brazilian_portuguese`	Brazilian Portuguese Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`pt-br`
`czech`	Czech Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`cs`
`danish`	Danish Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`da`
`dutch`	Dutch Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`nl`
`finnish`	Finnish Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`fi`
`french`	French Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`fr`
`german`	German Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`de`
`greek`	Greek Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`el`
`hungarian`	Hungarian Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`hu`
`italian`	Italian Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`it`
`japanese`	Japanese Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`ja`
`korean`	Korean Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`ko`
`norwegian`	Norwegian Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`no`
`polish`	Polish Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`pl`
`portuguese`	Portuguese Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`pt`
`romanian`	Romanian Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`ro`
`russian`	Russian Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`ru`
`simplified_chinese`	Simplified Chinese Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`zh-cn`
`spanish`	Spanish Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`es`
`swedish`	Swedish Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`sv`
`traditional_chinese`	Traditional Chinese Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`zh-tw`
`turkish`	Turkish Specifies the languages that Oracle Calendar Application System will support. Note: Never add a language with capital letters. All values must be without capital letters.	The actual ISO language code given to the application through the Accept-Language variable in the HTTP header of each request.	`tr`

Table 5-11 ocas.conf configuration parameters - [plugins] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`pluginxx`	Plugins to be Loaded with OCAS Defines the objects that get loaded during the initialization phase of OCAS. These should only be changed to add and remove Oracle Calendar products to and from the application system.	`plugin01=./liblexcaldata.so # Oracle Calendar server provider` `plugin02=./liblexwebhtml.so # Oracle Calendar Web client` `plugin03=./liblexsyncml.so # Oracle Mobile Data Sync` `plugin04=./liblexxml.so # Oracle Calendar Web services`	N/A

pluginxx

Plugins to be Loaded with OCAS

Defines the objects that get loaded during the initialization phase of OCAS. These should only be changed to add and remove Oracle Calendar products to and from the application system.

plugin01=./liblexcaldata.so # Oracle Calendar server provider

plugin02=./liblexwebhtml.so # Oracle Calendar Web client

plugin03=./liblexsyncml.so # Oracle Mobile Data Sync

plugin04=./liblexxml.so # Oracle Calendar Web services

N/A

OCWC.CONF

The following tables describe settings that can be changed in the Oracle Calendar Web client configuration file, ocwc.conf.

Table 5-12 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [url_prefix] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`banner_prefix`	Banner Prefix Specifies the location of the banners that are inserted at the top, left, and bottom of the calendar pages. `%ocwc_language%` is replaced at runtime with the subdirectory corresponding to the current language, specified in ocas.conf under `[languages]`.	N/A	`/ocas/ocwc/%ocwc_language%/banners/`
`cgi_prefix`	Application Prefix Name Used to prefix the application name in Web client URL navigation. For example: `http://<host>:<port><cgi_prefix>ocas.fcgi`	N/A	`/ocas-bin/`
`global_prefix`	Fast-cgi Directory Alias Fast-cgi directory alias used for global calendar access. When configured it allows users viewing a global agenda to bypass the Single Sign-On server. Works like `url_prefix` in global calendar. Authentication must not be applied to the directory. If not specified, takes value of `cgi_prefix`. Corresponds to the script alias directory of ocal.conf. Note: If this parameter is modified, the parameter of the same name must also be modified in the `$ORACLE_HOME/ocas/conf/ocal.conf` file.	N/A	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `/global-bin/` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `/ocas-bin`
`help_prefix`	Help Prefix Specifies the location of the help html and image files. `%ocwc_language%` is replaced at runtime with the subdirectory corresponding to the current language, specified in ocas.conf under `[languages]`.	N/A	`/ocas/ocwc/%ocwc_language%/help/`
`img_button_prefix`	Image Button Prefix Path Specifies the location of the image buttons used in html forms. `%ocwc_language%` is replaced at runtime with the subdirectory corresponding to the current language, specified in `ocas.conf` under `[languages]`.	N/A	`/ocas/ocwc/%ocwc_language%/buttons/`
`img_prefix`	Image Prefix Path Images are prefixed with this path. `%ocwc_language%` is replaced at runtime with the subdirectory corresponding to the current language, specified in `ocas.conf` under `[languages]`. Note: Images used to submit forms are under the parameter `img_button_prefix`.	N/A	`/ocas/ocwc/%ocwc_language%/images/`
`javascript_prefix`	Javascript Prefix Path Location of the Javascript files directory. `%ocwc_language%` is replaced at runtime with the subdirectory corresponding to the current language, specified in `ocas.conf` under `[languages]`	N/A	`/ocas/ocwc/%ocwc_language%/javascrip`t
`style_sheet_prefix`	Style Sheet Prefix Specifies the location of the style sheets used throughout the product. `%ocwc_language%` is replaced at runtime with the subdirectory corresponding to the current language, specified in `ocas.conf` under `[languages]`.	N/A	`/ocas/ocwc/%ocwc_language%/stylesheet/`

Table 5-13 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [href] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`logout_docname`	Logout URL The URL opened after logout. Upon logout, OSS re-directs to a different page.	N/A	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `/osso_logout/` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `/<help_prefix>/home.htm`
`max_login_attempts_url`	Max Login Attempts URL Redirect URL for when a user reaches the maximum number of failed login attempts.	N/A	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `login_fail.htm`

logout_docname

Logout URL

The URL opened after logout. Upon logout, OSS re-directs to a different page.

N/A

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: /osso_logout/

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: /<help_prefix>/home.htm

max_login_attempts_url

Max Login Attempts URL

Redirect URL for when a user reaches the maximum number of failed login attempts.

N/A

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: login_fail.htm

Table 5-14 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [limits] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`maxfavourite`	Maximum Number of Entries in the Favorites List Specifies the maximum number of entries users can have in their Favorites list. This parameter only applies to the Oracle Calendar Web client. Note: When modifying the value for `maxfavourite`, it may be necessary to adjust Oracle Calendar server parameter values. For more information on modifying the `maxfavourite` parameter, see "Increasing the Size of the Favorites List" in Chapter 3 of the Oracle Calendar Administrator's Guide.	A positive integer	`15`

maxfavourite

Maximum Number of Entries in the Favorites List

Specifies the maximum number of entries users can have in their Favorites list. This parameter only applies to the Oracle Calendar Web client.

Note: When modifying the value for maxfavourite, it may be necessary to adjust Oracle Calendar server parameter values. For more information on modifying the maxfavourite parameter, see "Increasing the Size of the Favorites List" in Chapter 3 of the Oracle Calendar Administrator's Guide.

A positive integer

15

Table 5-15 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [pref_attr] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`autolog`	Auto Login State Specifies the state of the Auto-login field.	`Normal` (The field is editable.) `Read_only` (The field is visible but not editable.) `Hidden` (The field is not visible)	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `Normal`

autolog

Auto Login State

Specifies the state of the Auto-login field.

Normal (The field is editable.)

Read_only (The field is visible but not editable.)

Hidden (The field is not visible)

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: Normal

Table 5-16 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [admin] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`ssn_timeout`	Session Timeout value Session timeout value expressed in minutes. This parameter should be set to `0` for Oracle Collaboration Suite deployments. When set to `0`, the timeout value specified on the Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On will be used. Note: If this parameter is set to `0` when the Oracle Calendar web client is connecting to an Oracle Calendar server standalone deployment, the value will be ignored. Instead the standalone default of `15` will be used.	A positive integer between 0 and 65000.	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `0` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `15`
`check_user_credential`	SSO validation Enable SSO verification of user credentials when using SSO. In Collaboration Suite with SSO, this must be set to `TRUE`.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `TRUE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`sso_user_env_key`	SSO Environment Key Configuration Environment variable to use for checking SSO credentials. This is only used when `check_user_credentials` is `TRUE`.	N/A	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `REMOTE_USER` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: Only used when `check_user_credentials` is `TRUE` (this should not happen in Oracle Calendar server standalone installations).
`max_login_attempts`	Number of Invalid Login Attempts Number of invalid standalone login attempts allowed, at which point the user is redirected to `[href] max_login_attempts_url`.	An integer between 1 and 2³².	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `5`
`login_fail_timeout`	Timeout After Login Failure Amount of time a user is denied access after he has reached the maximum number of standalone login attempts. Expressed in minutes.	N/A	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `1`
`secure_login`	Secure Login Control Controls the security level of error messages displayed in the standalone Login page. When set to `TRUE`, only generic failure messages are used.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `TRUE`

Table 5-17 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [ADA] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`enable`	Enable Accessible Mode Enables accessible mode	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`hide_toggle_link`	Hide Accessibility Toggle Link Specifes whether or not to hide the link that switches between accessible mode and regular mode.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`

enable

Enable Accessible Mode

Enables accessible mode

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

hide_toggle_link

Hide Accessibility Toggle Link

Specifes whether or not to hide the link that switches between accessible mode and regular mode.

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

Table 5-18 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [modules] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`accrights`	Hide Access Rights Icon Hide Access Rights icon in the toolbar. In Midtier, Access Rights are always available.	`SHOW` or `HIDE`.	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `SHOW`
`add_as_location`	Allow resource name in location field Specify whehter resource names are added to the meeting location field.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`chgpwd`	Hide Change Password Icon Hide Change Password icon in the toolbar. In Midtier, Change Password is never available. The availability of the Change Password module is further constrained by server capabilities.	`SHOW` or `HIDE`.	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `SHOW`
`details_per_instance`	Enable Per-Instance Attachements and Details Enable the ability to have details and attachements on a per-instance basis.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`enable_autologin`	Enable Automatic Login Enable automatic login feature. Note that this enables users to store sign-in credentials in an http cookie, and may compromise high-security data. It is not recommended for high security accounts.	`TRUE` `FALSE` (not applicable in Collaboration Suite)	`FALSE`
`enable_designate`	Enable View as Designate Enable the View as Designate feature.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `TRUE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `TRUE`
`enable_print_all_details`	Enable the Printer Extension Functionality Enable the ablitity to display all details of meetings in the printer friendly format and printout of a user's calendar.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`enable_remote_symbol`	Display Remote Node Symbol Specify whether the remote node symbol appears next to remote node users when using the Oracle Calendar Web client. When logged into the Oracle Calendar Web client in English, the remote node symbol is (R), other languages may differ.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`enable_task_default_time`	Use Default Task Due/Start Times Specify whether entry defaults will be used when users create tasks. When set to `FALSE`, users will have to input the desired times manually.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`enable_web_conferencing`	Allow creation of Web Conferences Enable ability to create Oracle Real-Time Collaboration Web Conferences. This is only available in the Application tier.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `TRUE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`hide_eventcal`	Disable Event Calendar Searching Set to TRUE in order to disable event calendar functionality.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `FALSE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`hide_global`	Send and View Global Calendar Configure access to global calendar functionality.	`FALSE`: Global calendars are completely enabled. `NOEMAIL`: Do not allow users to e-mail a global calendar. `ALL`: Do not allow users to e-mail or view global calendars.	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `FALSE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`hide_managegroups`	Disable Manage Groups Disable the Manage Groups feature.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `FALSE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`hide_show_unconfirmed`	Disable Show Unconfirmed Entries Disable the Show Unconfirmed Entries option.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `FALSE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`hide_suggesttime`	Disable Suggest Date and Time Disable the Suggest Date and Time feature.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `FALSE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`hide_taskview`	Disable Task View When set to `TRUE`, the task view is disabled.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `FALSE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`hide_updateall`	Disable Update All Instances Disable the Update All Instances feature.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `FALSE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`hide_viewpub`	Disable View Other Users' Calendars Disable View Other Users' Calendars feature, including Designate feature.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `FALSE` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`logout`	Hide Logout Icon Hide logout icon in the toolbar. In Midtier, the logout icon is always present.	`SHOW` `HIDE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `SHOW`
`modify_emailadd`	Enable E-mail Modification Enable ability to modify the e-mail address.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`multiday_day_event`	Enable Mutliday Day Event Display Specify whether a day event spanning multiple days will appear on multiple days of the Calendar.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`prefs`	Hide Preferences Icon Hide Preferences icon in the toolbar. In Midtier, the preferences are always available.	`SHOW` `HIDE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `SHOW`
`serverlist_login`	Show Server Alias List Show a list of configured server aliases in the Login page. Note that if the administrator chooses to use an ACE authentication that trusts an external mechanism (such as `web:OTMT`), the login page will not appear and this setting will have no bearing. Furthermore, it only makes sense when using a non-masternode connection pool (since a masternode cluster only requires one alias pointing to the Master Node). The list of servers is configured in `ocas.conf`.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`
`showicalvcal`	Enable iCal/vCal Attachments Enable ability to attach iCal/vCal attachments to notification.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`userlist_login`	Show List of Matching Users at Sign-In Show list of matching users in the Sign-In page. Note that if the administrator chooses to use an ACE authentication that trusts an external mechanism (such as web:OTMT), the login page will not appear and this setting will have no bearing.	`SHOW` or `HIDE`.	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `FALSE`

accrights

Hide Access Rights Icon

Hide Access Rights icon in the toolbar. In Midtier, Access Rights are always available.

SHOW or HIDE.

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: SHOW

add_as_location

Allow resource name in location field

Specify whehter resource names are added to the meeting location field.

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

chgpwd

Hide Change Password Icon

Hide Change Password icon in the toolbar. In Midtier, Change Password is never available. The availability of the Change Password module is further constrained by server capabilities.

SHOW or HIDE.

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: SHOW

details_per_instance

Enable Per-Instance Attachements and Details

Enable the ability to have details and attachements on a per-instance basis.

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

enable_autologin

Enable Automatic Login

Enable automatic login feature. Note that this enables users to store sign-in credentials in an http cookie, and may compromise high-security data. It is not recommended for high security accounts.

TRUE

FALSE

(not applicable in Collaboration Suite)

FALSE

enable_designate

Enable View as Designate

Enable the View as Designate feature.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: TRUE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: TRUE

enable_print_all_details

Enable the Printer Extension Functionality

Enable the ablitity to display all details of meetings in the printer friendly format and printout of a user's calendar.

TRUE

FALSE

enable_remote_symbol

Display Remote Node Symbol

Specify whether the remote node symbol appears next to remote node users when using the Oracle Calendar Web client.

When logged into the Oracle Calendar Web client in English, the remote node symbol is (R), other languages may differ.

TRUE

FALSE

enable_task_default_time

Use Default Task Due/Start Times

Specify whether entry defaults will be used when users create tasks. When set to FALSE, users will have to input the desired times manually.

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

enable_web_conferencing

Allow creation of Web Conferences

Enable ability to create Oracle Real-Time Collaboration Web Conferences. This is only available in the Application tier.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: TRUE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

hide_eventcal

Disable Event Calendar Searching

Set to TRUE in order to disable event calendar functionality.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: FALSE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

hide_global

Send and View Global Calendar

Configure access to global calendar functionality.

FALSE: Global calendars are completely enabled.

NOEMAIL: Do not allow users to e-mail a global calendar.

ALL: Do not allow users to e-mail or view global calendars.

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: FALSE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

hide_managegroups

Disable Manage Groups

Disable the Manage Groups feature.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: FALSE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

hide_show_unconfirmed

Disable Show Unconfirmed Entries

Disable the Show Unconfirmed Entries option.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: FALSE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

hide_suggesttime

Disable Suggest Date and Time

Disable the Suggest Date and Time feature.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: FALSE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

hide_taskview

Disable Task View

When set to TRUE, the task view is disabled.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: FALSE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

hide_updateall

Disable Update All Instances

Disable the Update All Instances feature.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: FALSE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

hide_viewpub

Disable View Other Users' Calendars

Disable View Other Users' Calendars feature, including Designate feature.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: FALSE

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

logout

Hide Logout Icon

Hide logout icon in the toolbar. In Midtier, the logout icon is always present.

SHOW HIDE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: SHOW

modify_emailadd

Enable E-mail Modification

Enable ability to modify the e-mail address.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

multiday_day_event

Enable Mutliday Day Event Display

Specify whether a day event spanning multiple days will appear on multiple days of the Calendar.

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

prefs

Hide Preferences Icon

Hide Preferences icon in the toolbar. In Midtier, the preferences are always available.

SHOW HIDE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: SHOW

serverlist_login

Show Server Alias List

Show a list of configured server aliases in the Login page. Note that if the administrator chooses to use an ACE authentication that trusts an external mechanism (such as web:OTMT), the login page will not appear and this setting will have no bearing. Furthermore, it only makes sense when using a non-masternode connection pool (since a masternode cluster only requires one alias pointing to the Master Node).

The list of servers is configured in ocas.conf.

TRUE

FALSE

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

showicalvcal

Enable iCal/vCal Attachments

Enable ability to attach iCal/vCal attachments to notification.

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

userlist_login

Show List of Matching Users at Sign-In

Show list of matching users in the Sign-In page. Note that if the administrator chooses to use an ACE authentication that trusts an external mechanism (such as web:OTMT), the login page will not appear and this setting will have no bearing.

SHOW or HIDE.

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: N/A

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: FALSE

Table 5-19 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [image_button] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`img_enable`	Enable Image Buttons Enables image buttons for html forms. <`img_button_prefix`> is used for the image location. Available image button keys are in this section.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`

img_enable

Enable Image Buttons

Enables image buttons for html forms. <img_button_prefix> is used for the image location. Available image button keys are in this section.

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

Table 5-20 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [minical] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`mini_calendar`	Mini-Calendar Position Specifies the position of the mini-calendar	`0` (Don't display) `1` (Top left of horizontal banner) `2` (Top right of horizontal banner) `3` (Top left of vertical banner) `4` (Bottom left of vertical banner) `5` (Bottom left of horizontal banner) `6` (Bottom right of horizontal banner)	`0`

mini_calendar

Mini-Calendar Position

Specifies the position of the mini-calendar

0 (Don't display)

1 (Top left of horizontal banner)

2 (Top right of horizontal banner)

3 (Top left of vertical banner)

4 (Bottom left of vertical banner)

5 (Bottom left of horizontal banner)

6 (Bottom right of horizontal banner)

0

Table 5-21 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [file_attachment] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`download_enable`	Enable Attachment Download Enable download of entry attachments.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`html_filtering`	Enable Security Filtering Enable built-in security filtering when downloading attachments of "text/html" mime type.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`max_attach_file_size`	Maximum Attachment Size The maximum size of entry attachments expressed in bytes.	Choose an appropriate maximum for your system.	`409600`
`upload_enable`	Enable Attachment Upload Enable upload of entry attachments.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`tmp_attach_file_loc`	Temporary Upload Location Path to a temporary upload location for attachments.	A valid path to a directory with read/write permission.	`../tmp`

Table 5-22 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [download_extensions] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
(Various)	File Extensions and Mime Types This section contains a list of file extensions and their associated mime types. If an attachment's extension is not listed here, the type is assumed to be octet-stream (binary file).	Any valid file format and mime type	The following values are included by default: .wav = audio/x-wav .bmp = image/bmp .gif = image/gif .jpg = image/jpeg .jpeg = image/jpeg .png = image/png .htm = text/html .html = text/html .txt = text/plain .doc = application/msword .xls = application/vnd.ms-excel .zip = application/zip .ppt = application/vnd.ms-powerpoint .pdf = application/pdf

Parameter

Description

Accepted Values

Default Value

(Various)

File Extensions and Mime Types

This section contains a list of file extensions and their associated mime types. If an attachment's extension is not listed here, the type is assumed to be octet-stream (binary file).

Any valid file format and mime type

The following values are included by default:

.wav = audio/x-wav
.bmp = image/bmp
.gif = image/gif
.jpg = image/jpeg
.jpeg = image/jpeg
.png = image/png
.htm = text/html
.html = text/html
.txt = text/plain
.doc = application/msword
.xls = application/vnd.ms-excel
.zip = application/zip
.ppt = application/vnd.ms-powerpoint
.pdf = application/pdf

Table 5-23 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [banners] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`ban_bot`	Bottom Banner File Specifies which banner files to use for the bottom banner.	Any valid banner file	`bot.temp`
`ban_left`	Left Banner File Specifies which banner files to use for the left banner. Set this parameter in conjunction with `left_ban_width`.	Any valid banner file	None
`ban_top`	Top Banner File Specifies which banner files to use for the top banner. Set this parameter in conjunction with `top_ban_height`.	Any valid banner file	`top.temp`
`sec_left_banner`	Display Left Banner in Secondary Views Specifies whether to display the left banner in secondary views.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`

Table 5-24 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [javascript] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`extension`	Extension of the Javascript File Specify the extension of the Javascript file. Note: This value must be specified between double-quotes: "<extension>".	N/A	`".ojs"`

extension

Extension of the Javascript File

Specify the extension of the Javascript file.

Note: This value must be specified between double-quotes: "<extension>".

N/A

".ojs"

Table 5-25 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [attributes] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
(Various)	Secondary Page Attributes Visual attributes not defined in the style sheet. These attributes are used on secondary pages (the Calendar view uses values from the style sheet). They must be kept in sync with the style sheet.	Valid style sheet settings	The following values are included by default: app_col = "#ffffff" left_ban_col = "#ffffff" top_ban_col = "#ffffff" bot_ban_col = "#ffffff" minical_bg_col = "#ffffff" minical_bord_col = "#ffffff" minical_border = 0 cal_toolbar_col = "#00c6c6" cal_weekend_col = "#c600c6" cal_weekday_col = "#c6c600" cal_titlebar_inmonth_col = "#f4faac" cal_titlebar_outmonth_col = "#c9d3f9" conf_font_col = "#ef4a4a" pers_font_col = "#487aa8" norm_font_col = "#000000" pub_font_col = "#569a63" conf_font_attr = italic pers_font_attr = italic norm_font_attr = normal pub_font_attr = bold popupmenu_bgcolor="#e5e5e5" popupmenu_bdcolor="#64618f" popupmenu_width=150 popupmenu_fontsize=12 grpViewSelTimeBGCol ="#ffffcc" taskview_header_col ="#999966"

Parameter

Description

Accepted Values

Default Value

(Various)

Secondary Page Attributes

Visual attributes not defined in the style sheet. These attributes are used on secondary pages (the Calendar view uses values from the style sheet). They must be kept in sync with the style sheet.

Valid style sheet settings

The following values are included by default:

app_col = "#ffffff"
left_ban_col = "#ffffff"
top_ban_col = "#ffffff"
bot_ban_col = "#ffffff"
minical_bg_col = "#ffffff"
minical_bord_col = "#ffffff"
minical_border = 0
cal_toolbar_col = "#00c6c6"
cal_weekend_col = "#c600c6"
cal_weekday_col = "#c6c600"
cal_titlebar_inmonth_col = "#f4faac"
cal_titlebar_outmonth_col = "#c9d3f9"
conf_font_col = "#ef4a4a"
pers_font_col = "#487aa8"
norm_font_col = "#000000"
pub_font_col = "#569a63"
conf_font_attr = italic
pers_font_attr = italic
norm_font_attr = normal
pub_font_attr = bold
popupmenu_bgcolor="#e5e5e5"
popupmenu_bdcolor="#64618f"
popupmenu_width=150
popupmenu_fontsize=12
grpViewSelTimeBGCol ="#ffffcc"
taskview_header_col ="#999966"

Table 5-26 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [display] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`left_ban_width`	Left Banner Width Specify the width of the left banner; use in conjunction with Left Banner File.	Use pixel values that match the banner dimensions.	`100`
`top_ban_height`	Top Banner Height Set the height of the top banner and width of the left banner; use in conjunction with Top Banner File.	Use pixel values that match the banner dimensions.	`118`

left_ban_width

Left Banner Width

Specify the width of the left banner; use in conjunction with Left Banner File.

Use pixel values that match the banner dimensions.

100

top_ban_height

Top Banner Height

Set the height of the top banner and width of the left banner; use in conjunction with Top Banner File.

Use pixel values that match the banner dimensions.

118

Table 5-27 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [taskview] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`quickCreateEndTime`	Default Task Due Time Default due time for tasks, using the 24-hour format; for example, "17" means 5 p.m.	`0 to 23`	`17`
`quickCreateStartTime`	Default Task Start Time Default start time for tasks, using the 24-hour format; for example, "17" means 5 p.m.	`0 to 23`	`9`
`showQCCompletion`	Show Task Completion Level Show task completion level	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`

quickCreateEndTime

Default Task Due Time

Default due time for tasks, using the 24-hour format; for example, "17" means 5 p.m.

0 to 23

17

quickCreateStartTime

Default Task Start Time

Default start time for tasks, using the 24-hour format; for example, "17" means 5 p.m.

0 to 23

9

showQCCompletion

Show Task Completion Level

Show task completion level

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

Table 5-28 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [calendar_view] section

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`default_color_mgt_by`	Color-Code Meetings Set meetings to be color-coded by Importance, Attendance or Ownership.	`1` (Importance) `2` (Attendance) `3` (Ownership)	`2`
`default_view`	Default Calendar View Set the default Calendar view to Daily, Weekly or Monthly.	`1` (Daily) `2` (Weekly) `3` (Monthly)	`1`
`default_dayview_mode`	Daily View Set the default Daily view to List or Planner.	`0` (List) `1` (Planner)	`1`
`default_weekview_mode`	Week View Set the default Weekly view to List or Planner.	`0` (List) `1` (Planner)	`1`
`enable_default_view_prefs`	Enable Default View Preferences Enable default Calendar view preferences. When set to `TRUE`, users can change their default viewing preferences. These viewing preferences will be maintained as long as the cookie is not deleted.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`hide_dayview_toggle`	Hide Planner/List Toggle Links Hide the link to toggle between Planner and List views in the Daily view.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`hide_weekview_toggle`	Hide Planner/List Toggle Links Hide the link to toggle between Planner and List views in the Weekly view.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`pdv_notes_top_task_bottom`	Show List of Tasks Show list of tasks at the bottom.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`

Table 5-29 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [pff_paper_size] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Values

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Values
`paper_key`	Paper Names and Formats Paper names and formats for printer-friendly format, defined in width (mm) and height (mm). The key name is also used in the message catalog and when saving the user's preferred paper size.	N/A	The following values are included by default: PAPER_LETTER = 216, 279 PAPER_LEGAL = 216, 356 PAPER_EXEC = 188, 254 PAPER_A3 = 297, 420 PAPER_A4 = 210, 297 PAPER_B3 = 353, 500 PAPER_B4 = 250, 353 PAPER_JB3 = 364, 515 PAPER_JB4 = 257, 364

paper_key

Paper Names and Formats

Paper names and formats for printer-friendly format, defined in width (mm) and height (mm).

The key name is also used in the message catalog and when saving the user's preferred paper size.

N/A

The following values are included by default:

PAPER_LETTER = 216, 279
PAPER_LEGAL = 216, 356
PAPER_EXEC = 188, 254
PAPER_A3 = 297, 420
PAPER_A4 = 210, 297
PAPER_B3 = 353, 500
PAPER_B4 = 250, 353
PAPER_JB3 = 364, 515
PAPER_JB4 = 257, 364

Table 5-30 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [cookies] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`domain`	Set Cookie Domain Specifies the domain for HTTP cookies	A valid domain name or suffix, with at least two dots	N/A

domain

Set Cookie Domain

Specifies the domain for HTTP cookies

A valid domain name or suffix, with at least two dots

N/A

Table 5-31 ocwc.conf configuration parameters - [ACE] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`Authentication`	ACE Authentication Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client ACE authentication settings to be used by Oracle Calendar Web client.	N/A	For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: `web:OTMT` For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: `default`
`Compression`	ACE Compression Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client ACE compression settings to be used by Oracle Calendar Web client.	N/A	`default`
`Encryption`	ACE Encryption Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client ACE enryption settings to be used by Oracle Calendar Web client.	N/A	`default`

Authentication

ACE Authentication Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client

ACE authentication settings to be used by Oracle Calendar Web client.

N/A

For Oracle Collaboration Suite installations: web:OTMT

For Oracle Calendar server standalone installations: default

Compression

ACE Compression Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client

ACE compression settings to be used by Oracle Calendar Web client.

N/A

default

Encryption

ACE Encryption Settings for Oracle Calendar Web Client

ACE enryption settings to be used by Oracle Calendar Web client.

N/A

default

OCWS.CONF

The following sections describe settings that can be changed in the Oracle Calendar Web Services configuration file, ocws.conf.

Table 5-32 ocws.conf configuration parameters - [webservices] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`maxattendee`	Maximum Attendees Limit the number of attendee elements that are fetched from the Oracle Calendar server and returned to the caller. This value is also limited server side.	`0 - 65535`	`200`
`maxresults`	Maximum Result Elements Limit the number of result elements that are returned to the caller. This value may be limited by the server as well.	`0 - 65535`	`200`

maxattendee

Maximum Attendees

Limit the number of attendee elements that are fetched from the Oracle Calendar server and returned to the caller. This value is also limited server side.

0 - 65535

200

maxresults

Maximum Result Elements

Limit the number of result elements that are returned to the caller. This value may be limited by the server as well.

0 - 65535

200

Table 5-33 ocws.conf configuration parameters - [ACE] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`Authentication`	ACE Authentication Settings for Web Services The ACE settings are used to define the low level connection to the Oracle Calendar server. These values are typical for all product plugins and should be kept at their default. Note: The Authentication setting only affects the BasicAuth authentication mechanism. For TrustedAuth or ProxyAuth, it is ignored.	N/A	`default`
`Compression`	ACE Compression Settings for Web Services The ACE settings are used to define the low level connection to the Oracle Calendar server. These values are typical for all product plugins and should be kept at their default.	N/A	`default`
`Encryption`	ACE Encryption Settings for Web Services The ACE settings are used to define the low level connection to the Oracle Calendar server. These values are typical for all product plugins and should be kept at their default.	N/A	`default`

Authentication

ACE Authentication Settings for Web Services

The ACE settings are used to define the low level connection to the Oracle Calendar server. These values are typical for all product plugins and should be kept at their default.

Note: The Authentication setting only affects the BasicAuth authentication mechanism. For TrustedAuth or ProxyAuth, it is ignored.

N/A

default

Compression

ACE Compression Settings for Web Services

The ACE settings are used to define the low level connection to the Oracle Calendar server. These values are typical for all product plugins and should be kept at their default.

N/A

default

Encryption

ACE Encryption Settings for Web Services

The ACE settings are used to define the low level connection to the Oracle Calendar server. These values are typical for all product plugins and should be kept at their default.

N/A

default

OCST.CONF

The following sections describe settings that can be changed in the Oracle Mobile Data Sync configuration file, ocst.conf. For more information about common configuration tasks for Oracle Mobile Data Sync, see "Oracle Mobile Data Sync Administrative Tasks" in Chapter 3 of Oracle Calendar Administrator's Guide.

Table 5-34 ocst.conf configuration parameters - [ACE] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`Authentication`	ACE Authentication Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings ACE settings to be used for low level connections to the Oracle Calendar server.	N/A	`default`
`Compression`	ACE Compression Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings ACE settings to be used for low level connections to the Oracle Calendar server.	N/A	`default`
`Encryption`	ACE Encryption Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings ACE settings to be used for low level connections to the Oracle Calendar server.	N/A	`default`

Authentication

ACE Authentication Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings

ACE settings to be used for low level connections to the Oracle Calendar server.

N/A

default

Compression

ACE Compression Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings

ACE settings to be used for low level connections to the Oracle Calendar server.

N/A

default

Encryption

ACE Encryption Settings for Oracle Mobile Data Sync ACE Settings

ACE settings to be used for low level connections to the Oracle Calendar server.

N/A

default

Selected parameters listed in the [ocst] section can be applied to a device profile in the $ORACLE_HOME/ocas/conf/ocst.conf file. Specifications as to whether an [ocst] parameter can be applied to an [ocst-<device>] section is included within the table below. If the table indicates that you cannot apply a parameter to an [ocst-<device>] section, it has been designated as an exclusive [ocst] system-wide parameter.

WARNING:

Do not apply system-wide [ocst] parameters to device profile.

For more information about devices and device profiles see "Device Profiles" in Chapter 3 of Oracle Calendar Administrator's Guide.

Table 5-35 ocst.conf configuration parameters - [ocst] section

Parameter	Can be Applied to [ocst-<device>] Sections	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`absolutemaxmessagesize`	No	Absolute Maximum Message Size The absoolute maximum message size, in bytes, allowable by Oracle Mobile Data Sync. This cannot be overridden by any other message size parameters.	`0 - 10000000`	`200000`
`attendeesindetails`	Yes	Include Attendees in Details Specifies whether attendees should be included in the details on the client (if there is more than 1 attendee). This setting can be overridden on a per device basis. Note: To use this feature, set `wantnoattendees` to `FALSE` and set `maxattendees` to a value greater than 1.	`no` `short` `full`	`no`
`confresolution`	Yes	Conflict Resolution Specifies whether a modified entry on the device or server takes precedence upon synchronization. `confresolution=1` means the server takes precedence. `confresolution=2` means the device takes precedence.	`1` `2`	`1`
`disabledayevents`	Yes	Disable Day Events Specifies whether to filter out day events from synchronization. When set to `TRUE`, day events, daily notes, or holidays on the Oracle Calendar server are not sent to the device. Moreover, any all day events on the device will be stored on to the Oracle Calendar server and then deleted from the device.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`deleteoutofrange`	Yes	Delete Out of Range Specifies whether to remove out of range entries from the device.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`enablemaxdel`	No	Enable Maximum Number of Deletions Specifies whether to limit the number of deletions on the server that can be inititated by a client. See Also: `maxdelperdb`	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`linkdbprocessrecycling`	Yes	End Connection to Link Database Specifies whether Oracle Mobile Data Sync will terminate the previous connection to the link database. If a user cancels a synchronization and immediately starts a new one, the previous connection to the link database may still be running and must be stopped before a new synchronization can occur. Setting this parameter to `TRUE` allows Oracle Mobile Data Sync to stop the previous connection.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`linkdbtimeout`	Yes	Lock Connection to Link Database Specifies the number of minutes to lock a user out while allowing the user's previously canceled synchronization to finish. Specifying a value of `0`, means that there is no timeout value. Note: Although this parameter's default value upon installation is `3`, `30` is used if the parameter is not included in the `ocst.conf` configuration file. See Also: `linkdbprocessrecycling`	`0 - 65535`	`3`
`maxattendees`	Yes	Number of Attendees to Sync Specifies how many attendees should be returned to the client. This setting can be overridden on a per device basis. Note: To use this feature, set the `wantnoattendees` parameter to `TRUE`.	`0 - 65535`	`10`
`maxdelperdb`	No	Maximum Deletions per Store Specifies the limit of deletions allowed per data store (contacts, events, and so on). Note: In order to use this parameter, `enablemaxdel` must be set to `TRUE`.	`0 - 99` or `-1` (allow all deletes)	`3`
`maximumdeletestosendtodevice`	Yes	Maximum Deletes to Send to the Device Specifies the maximum number of deletes to send to a device in a single message. The purpose of this parameter is to avoid sending such a large number of deletes to a device that the device will return a timed out message reponse to Oracle Mobile Data Sync.	`0 - 65535` (where `0` implies no limit)	`100`
`maxmessagesize`	No	Maximum Message Size Specifies the maximum size, in bytes, of pieces of data that can be sent by all devices to the server. This helps avoid synchronization being halted if data pieces are too large, and provides a waya of making sure that clients split data into manageable chunks. This can be overridden by the device `msgsize` parameter, as long as `msgsize` does not exceed `absolutemaxmessagesize`, the Oracle Mobile Data Sync's absolute overall maximum. Overriding `maxmessagesize` in this way is useful for the Consilient2 server, which requires a value of about 200,000 bytes, much greater than other clients.	`0 - 10000000`	`40000`
`requiremd5`	No	Enforce MD5 Authentication Specifies whether Oracle Mobile Data Sync requires MD5 authentication.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`syncrangeback`	Yes	Sync Range Lower Boundary The lower boundary of the sync range. It is specified in number of days in the past from the current date. This setting can be overridden on a per device basis.	`0-999`	`7`
`syncrangeforward`	Yes	Sync Range Upper Boundary The upper boundary of the sync range. It is specified in number of days in the future from the current date. This setting can be overridden on a per device basis.	`0-999`	`7`
`uncertifiedclients`	No	Uncertified Clients Species whether or not to allow an uncertified client to synchronize. When set to `allow`, an uncertified client will be allowed to attempt synchronization. When set to `disallow`, an uncertified client will not be allowed to attempt synchronization.	`allow` `disallow`	`allow`
`wantattendanceintitle`	Yes	Include Attendance Status in Title Specifies whether the user's attendance status should be included in the title on the device (events only). This setting can be overridden on a per device basis.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`wantcalendars`	Yes	Enable Event and Task Synchronization Indicate whether the Oracle Mobile Data Sync enables event and task synchronization.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`wantcontacts`	Yes	Enable Contact Synchronization Indicate whether the Oracle Mobile Data Sync enables contact synchronization.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`TRUE`
`wantlocationintitle`	Yes	Include Location in Title Specifies whether the location should be included in event titles on the client. This setting can be overridden on a per device basis.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`wantnoattendees`	Yes	Sync Attendees to Device Specifies whether attendees should be returned to the device. This setting can be overridden on a per device basis.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`wantownershipintitle`	Yes	Include Event Ownership in Title Specifies whether users' ownership of entries should be indicated in event titles on the device. This setting can be overridden on a per device basis.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`wantpersonalnotes`	Yes	Include Personal Notes in Details Specifies whether personal notes should be included in the details on the device.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`wantrefusedentries`	Yes	Synchronize Refused Entries Specifies whether refused events should be synchronized to the device. This setting can be overridden on a per device basis.	`TRUE` `FALSE`	`FALSE`
`webconferenceindetails`	Yes	Include Web Conferences in Details Specifies whether Oracle Web Conferencing information should be included in the details sections of Oracle Web Conferencing events. This setting can be overridden on a per device basis..	`no` `short` `full`	`no`

Table 5-36 ocst.conf configuration parameters - [ocst-devices] section

Parameter Description Accepted Values Default Values

Parameter	Description	Accepted Values	Default Values
`device<#>`	Devices Lists all device configuration sections that follow in the file.	The value can be any arbitrary string but the corresponding section name must be the value prefixed by "`ocst-`".	The following values are included by default: device01=nokia9210 device02=nokia9290 device03=nokia7650 device04=nokia3300 device05=nokia3650 device06=nokia6108 device07=nokia6200 device08=nokia6600 device09=nokia6630 device10=nokia6800 device11=nokia6810 device12=nokia6820 device13=nokia7250 device14=nokia7250i device15=nokia_phones_v1 device16=nokia_phones_v11 device17=nokia_corp_phones_v11 device18=ericsson_phones device19=sonyericsson_phones device20=sonyericsson_phones2 device21=sonyericsson_p800 device22=sonyericsson_p900 device23=oracle_syncml_client device24=siemens_s55 device25=siemens_m55 device26=synthesis_palm_std device27=synthesis_pocketpc_std device28=synthesis_palm_pro device29=synthesis_pocketpc_pro device30=siemens device31=consilient device32=nokia9500 device35=nokia9300 device36=nokiaNGage device37=nokia6620 device38=nokia6230 device39=sonyericsson_p910a device40=sonyericsson_p910i device41=sysync_palm_std device42=sysync_palm_pro device43=sysync_pocketpc_std device44=sysync_pocketpc_pro device45=sysync_smartphone_std device46=sysync_smartphone_pro device47=nokia6610i device48=nokia6822 device49=sonyericsson_SEMC device50=nokiaCatalina device51=nokia7260 device52=nokia6810_v528 device53=siemensSX1 For more information about devices and device profiles, see "Device Profiles" in Chapter 3 of Oracle Calendar Administrator's Guide.

device<#>

Devices

Lists all device configuration sections that follow in the file.

The value can be any arbitrary string but the corresponding section name must be the value prefixed by "ocst-".

The following values are included by default:

device01=nokia9210
device02=nokia9290
device03=nokia7650
device04=nokia3300
device05=nokia3650
device06=nokia6108
device07=nokia6200
device08=nokia6600
device09=nokia6630
device10=nokia6800
device11=nokia6810
device12=nokia6820
device13=nokia7250
device14=nokia7250i
device15=nokia_phones_v1
device16=nokia_phones_v11
device17=nokia_corp_phones_v11
device18=ericsson_phones
device19=sonyericsson_phones
device20=sonyericsson_phones2
device21=sonyericsson_p800
device22=sonyericsson_p900
device23=oracle_syncml_client
device24=siemens_s55
device25=siemens_m55
device26=synthesis_palm_std
device27=synthesis_pocketpc_std
device28=synthesis_palm_pro
device29=synthesis_pocketpc_pro
device30=siemens
device31=consilient
device32=nokia9500
device35=nokia9300
device36=nokiaNGage
device37=nokia6620
device38=nokia6230
device39=sonyericsson_p910a
device40=sonyericsson_p910i
device41=sysync_palm_std
device42=sysync_palm_pro
device43=sysync_pocketpc_std
device44=sysync_pocketpc_pro
device45=sysync_smartphone_std
device46=sysync_smartphone_pro
device47=nokia6610i
device48=nokia6822
device49=sonyericsson_SEMC
device50=nokiaCatalina
device51=nokia7260
device52=nokia6810_v528
device53=siemensSX1

For more information about devices and device profiles, see "Device Profiles" in Chapter 3 of Oracle Calendar Administrator's Guide.

New Parameter in Oracle Mobile Data Sync 10.1.2.1

Note:

The parameter described in this section was added to Oracle Mobile Data Sync 10.1.2.1. If you are using a previous version or patch of Oracle Mobile Data Sync, the feature described is not available.

The parameter described in Table 5-37 was added in Oracle Mobile Data Sync 10.1.2.1.

Table 5-37 New Parameter Addition in Oracle Mobile Sync 10.1.2.1

Parameter Section Description Accepted Values Default Value

Parameter	Section	Description	Accepted Values	Default Value
`wantsequentialsyncmlmessages`	[ocst-<device>]	Control Sync Session Message Order When this parameter is set to `true`, Oracle Mobile Data Sync discontinues a synchronization session if a client sends synchronization messages in the wrong order. This parameter is to be used on a per-device basis in the `[ocst-device]` sections of ocst.conf.	`true` `false`	`false`

wantsequentialsyncmlmessages

[ocst-<device>]

Control Sync Session Message Order

When this parameter is set to true, Oracle Mobile Data Sync discontinues a synchronization session if a client sends synchronization messages in the wrong order. This parameter is to be used on a per-device basis in the [ocst-device] sections of ocst.conf.

true

false