CalendarProvider, LotusNotesCalendarProvider, and MSExchangeCalendarProvider

The CalendarProvider works with the Sun Java System Calender Server so that you can view tasks and events and launch Calendar Express without having to sign in. The LotusNotesCalendarProvider works with the Lotus Notes Server so that you can view tasks and events and launch the web application without having to sign in. The MSExchangeCalendarProvider works with the Microsoft Exchange Server so that you can view tasks and events and launch Exchanges web application.

The list of properties specific to CalendarProvider, LotusNotesCalendarProvider, and MSExchangeCalendarProvider and their description are:

String name="view"

Specifies the view (day, week, or month) used.

String name="calendar"

Specifies the calendar to display.

String name="ssoAdapter"

Specifies the ssoAdapter configuration to use.

Boolean name="loadSubscribedCalendars"

If set to true, it will try to load all of the subscribed calendars and display them.

Boolean name="disableTaskEventURLs"

If set to true, it will not display links for tasks and events.

Collection name="calendarSelectOptions"

Specifies a list of all subscribed calendars.

Collection name="applicationHelperEdit"

Specifies the mail application helpers that you can edit settings on

String name="applicationHelperURL"

Specifies the default mail application helper

Collection name="ssoEditAttributes"

Specifies the attributes that will appear on the 1st edit page for the provider. These are usually server settings and have nothing to do with display attributes

Collection name="dpEditAttributes"

Specifies the attributes that will appear on the edit page for the application helper. These are usually display attributes and there can be multiple attributes based on number of clients, etc.

Collection name="viewSelectOptions"

Specifies the different Calendar views displayed in the Calendar edit page.