Oracle® Beehive Release Notes Release 2 (2.0) for Linux, Windows, and Solaris Operating System (SPARC 64-Bit) Part Number E16640-11 |
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This module describes the new features and capabilities in the following Oracle Beehive releases:
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For changes made to Oracle Beehive Release Notes prior to Release 2 (2.0), please refer to Oracle Beehive Release Notes Release 1 (1.5).For changes made to Oracle Beehive Release Notes before Release 2 (2.0), refer to Oracle Beehive Release Notes Release 1 (1.5)
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The hardware and software requirements included in this guide were current at the time this guide was published. However, because new platforms and operating system software versions might be certified after this guide is published, review the certification matrix on the My Oracle Support Web site for the most up-to-date list of certified hardware platforms and operating system versions.You must register online before using My Oracle Support. After logging in, click Certifications from the menu options. On the Certifications page, use the Certification Search options to search by Product, Release, and Platform. You can also search using the Quick Link options such as Classic Certify & Product Roadmap, Product Availability, and Lifetime Support.
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Some of the new features listed below require a Beehive Release 2 patch set. The list provided below assume that patch set 2 (2.0.1.7) has been applied.For information on which new features were added for a particular patch set, review the patch set Readme at the following location:
This section provides a partial list of the new features and enhancements that Oracle Beehive Release 2 (2.0) provides in the following areas:
Support for Outlook 2010 (32-bit and 64-bit) and Outlook 2013
Support for Windows 8
Auto-repair of OBEO COM add-in after it is disabled by Outlook
Ability to synchronize the working hours from Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook and Oracle Beehive Central
Auto-terminate Outlook process when it is stuck and cannot exit by itself
A list of all the conflicting instances are displayed while inviting a resource to a recurring meeting
Display Beehive shortcuts
Redesigned workspace management UI
View booking characteristics for Resources
Ability to apply server-side rules to team workspace folders
Ability to accept or decline meeting invitations from external sources as if they were internal invitations
Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook will now automatically display IMIP invitations and allows the user to respond
An "On Behalf of" disclaimer can now included when a delegate sends an e-mail
Follow-up flags are now set on sent messages
Users are now notified when they connect if their auto-reply is enabled
Users now have the option to not display meeting invitations in their Inbox
Users are now explicitly warned when they are about to delete a workspace
Option to control the meeting invitation response dialog - When a meeting is organized in Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook, the organizer can choose to not provide the invitees with an option to send back a response to notify the organizer when they accept or decline the meeting request.
User control over Oracle Beehive server status notification pop-ups - Users can choose whether to receive notifications from the Beehive server whenever there is a change in the status of the connection to the server.
Support for Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) and Windows 8
Support for Office 2013
Ability to open Oracle Beehive Team Collaboration from Microsoft Explorer
Ability to manage Beehive shortcuts
Redesigned workspace management UI
Ability to download documents
Users are now explicitly warned when they are about to delete a workspace
Oracle Beehive Webmail is a browser-based mail and time management solution that leverages the open-source Zimbra e-mail client platform. The latest release of Oracle Beehive enhances the Webmail client:
The Oracle Beehive Webmail Help that is hosted, is now available from the Zimbra client as well
Users can set the priority of an e-mail from the compose page
Users can request a read receipt from the Options menu on the compose page
Users can now set a preference on the Preferences tab to decide what to do when they receive an e-mail with a read receipt
Webmail now uses the same sent items folder for sent items as Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook in non-English/translated locales
Updated Timezone package
Business views for resource usage reporting
Ability for users to integrate their calendars with presence
Option to prevent creation of all-day events in resource calendars
Support for cross-deployment scheduling (Oracle Beehive to Oracle Beehive) through iSchedule
Attachments are now included in external IMIP invitations
An E-Mail link is available in the Oracle Beehive Team Collaboration which will open the Team Workspace Inbox in Oracle Beehive Webmail
A Calendar navigation link is available in the Oracle Beehive Team Collaboration which will open the team workspace calendar in Oracle Beehive Webmail
Through mount points, access content hosted on remote repositories
Enrollment in workspace calendars
New workspace templates for teams and communities of practice
Ability to configure the URLs accessed when a user clicks a Help link, to allow customers to host their own translated help files
My Account: Preferred language settings; Change Password tab (for deployments that leverage native Oracle Beehive LDAP directories only).
Conference: Conferencing features have migrated to Oracle Beehive Conferencing and the Oracle Beehive Conferencing Web Conference Center.
Calendar and Tasks: Enhanced working hours.
Instant messaging (IM) settings: Disable option that changes presence automatically to busy if in a meeting.
Phone: Select voicemail greeting; Specify alternate phone number to which calls sent to voicemail will be transferred.
Ability to configure the URLs accessed when a user clicks a Help link, to allow customers to host their own translated help files
Conference option in the Beehive Central menu: Users have the ability to set the default conferencing client using the Conference option from the Beehive Central menu. Oracle Beehive Conferencing enables you to select from the two available options - Java-based Oracle Beehive Conferencing Client or the Oracle Beehive Conferencing Desktop Client.
For more information, refer the Oracle Beehive Central Help.
Use Oracle Beehive Mobile Communicator to send and receive instant messages on supported Microsoft Windows Mobile, RIM BlackBerry, and Apple iPhone and iPad devices.
Use Oracle Beehive Mobile Messaging Client to access e-mail, calendar, tasks, and contact information from your RIM BlackBerry device.
ASK Service provides users instant access to their daily "to do" lists (such as the next meeting, tasks due, or last e-mail sent to user). Users send text (SMS) messages to Oracle Beehive to request and receive this information.
The latest release of the Oracle Beehive Mobile Communicator for BlackBerry adds the following features:
Synchronizes e-mail priority flags
Handles read receipts
Global Address Book directory lookup is available with the "Beehive Lookup" function
File attachments to e-mails
E-mail attachment forwarding, even when the attachment hasn't been synchronized to the device
E-mail notification response on the client
Calendar Free/Busy lookup when inviting other users to calendar events
Ability to see e-mails sent from Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook
Users of the Nokia Symbian 3 models are able to create Beehive sync profiles on their phone.
The latest release of Oracle Beehive Conferencing introduces two clients which enable users to view, start, join, filter, delete, and refresh their scheduled conferences through supported Web browsers:
Support for Java 7 on MacOS 10.8
Support for Windows 8
The Oracle Beehive Conferencing Web Conference Center
The Oracle Beehive JavaFX Conferencing Client
Join conference by ID
Conferencing client Web-based and Web delivered
Auto launch of the JavaFX client when joining a conference
Application sharing in JavaFX client
Auto Attendant option for extension dialing
Operator option to forward to external numbers
Details of the voicemail messages appear in the body of e-mails sent to recipients
Leverage resource ACLs for managing which users can book resources
Manage policies through templates and schemas
Configure site-level virus scanning and database connection properties
Create and manage connections to remote content repositories