Hi.
You might want to use the ical interface to create tasks, this should be the easiest way IMHO. A code example should be available in the SyncML OXtender.
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Guest repliedAlright. Now the next question is: Does that program run as part of the OX or is it running in its own process?
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Francisco Laguna View PostIn OX 5 you'll have to stick with the WebDAV XML interface for remote clients and the Java API if you're running in the same process.
The only documentation for the tasks is the source code, I'm afraid.
What are you trying to do, anyways?
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Guest repliedIn OX 5 you'll have to stick with the WebDAV XML interface for remote clients and the Java API if you're running in the same process.
The only documentation for the tasks is the source code, I'm afraid.
What are you trying to do, anyways?
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Rene Stach View PostDoes it have to be OX5?
Originally posted by Rene Stach View PostDoes it have to be OX5? In Hyperion these are quite simple HTTP requests that all Java programs should be able to handle.
René
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by ejbengine View PostBasically what I wanna do is be able to write new tasks, get tasks lists , read what's in ldap , from a Java program.
René
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Francisco Laguna View PostCompared to OX 5 in OX Codename: Hyperion we've learnt some API wisdom. We're using a layer of APIs between the HTTP API Servlets and the database ourselves. If you read through the code of the Servlets you can see these for yourself.
Depending on what you're trying to do this might be the place to look. This is the closest thing to an API we currently have. Note though that the deeper you go through the stack (HTTP Client via HTTP API -> Servlet -> API -> ... -> Database) the less standardized and less stable(API-wise) things become.
HTH
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Guest repliedThe examples on OXInterfaces don't seem address the issue of creating tasks , getting task lists , etc ...from a Java program.That's what I'm more interested in doing.
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Just don't listen to Francisco on Fridays. He's posting about [del]OCHFKAO[/del]: OX: Codename Hyperion.
OX5 is a bit trickier, but it can be done.
See OX5 Interfaces.Last edited by Tobias Prinz; 03-23-2007, 01:39 PM.
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Guest repliedCompared to OX 5 in OX Codename: Hyperion we've learnt some API wisdom. We're using a layer of APIs between the HTTP API Servlets and the database ourselves. If you read through the code of the Servlets you can see these for yourself.
Depending on what you're trying to do this might be the place to look. This is the closest thing to an API we currently have. Note though that the deeper you go through the stack (HTTP Client via HTTP API -> Servlet -> API -> ... -> Database) the less standardized and less stable(API-wise) things become.
HTH
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Does open-xchange 5 provide an interface for java clients to programmatically do things such as create tasks , get task lists , etc?Tags: None
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