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* How to integrate the InfoStore into your Windows Desktop ([http://www.open-xchange.com/fileadmin/user_upload/open-xchange/document/whitepaper/How_to_Desktop_Integration_WedDAV_D.pdf German], [http://www.open-xchange.com/fileadmin/user_upload/open-xchange/document/whitepaper/How_to_Desktop_Integration_WedDAV.pdf English]) | * How to integrate the InfoStore into your Windows Desktop ([http://www.open-xchange.com/fileadmin/user_upload/open-xchange/document/whitepaper/How_to_Desktop_Integration_WedDAV_D.pdf German], [http://www.open-xchange.com/fileadmin/user_upload/open-xchange/document/whitepaper/How_to_Desktop_Integration_WedDAV.pdf English]) | ||
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Revision as of 19:56, 19 December 2012
Overview
Groupware Server customization
- How to make custom changes to existing plugins (Authentication plugin)
- Automatically delete users OX-Objects and OX-Folders
- Auto login, session handling, single sign on
Programming Interfaces
- The HTTP API is used by the Open-Xchange GUI and various 3rd party applications. It consists mainly of messages in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) sent over HTTP.
- The WebDAV API is used by external clients to modify object on the OX Server. It based mainly on the webdav standard with some enhancements to handle OX objects.
- Provisioning API to access the Open-Xchange Admin Daemon
- The RMI API is used for data provisioning of Contexts, Users, Groups and Resources as well as for configuring Databases, Filestores and OX Servers. It is currently split into two parts,
- The Open-Xchange CLT are shell scripts that simplify groupware and service administration
- Create contexts/users with with Csv_import
- Provisioning using SOAP
- The Oxmapi is a windows library for programmers needed to communicate with the OX server
- Open-Xchange Mail Abstraction Layer
- The Plugin API for extending the GUI is described in two documents: an overview and the reference
- UDPPush Open-Xchange PUSH Interface for Groupware Objects
Importing and exporting data
- Migrate a batch of users and contexts at once. Check the CSV Batch Import documentation page.
- Documentation for the data import format
- VCard and ICal support
- Using the export servlet
- Using the import servlet
- Example in bash to extract private contacts,tasks,appointments in ical/vcard format
- Importing holidays into the OX Calendar
- Architecture of the crawler bundle
Configuration and Tweaks
- HTML Whitelist configuration
- Open-Xchange Configuration
- Open-Xchange and Lighttpd
- Open-Xchange as RSS client
- On The Fly Configuration Update (experimental)
- Session migration
- syslog Configuration
- Integrate OXAE Mailinglists into Open-Xchange
- Mail Notification (Push) with Open-Xchange
- Synchronize Active Directory with SE for UCS
- Apache2 tuning
Testing and QA
Translations
- Available Language Translations
- Translate Open-Xchange to your community language
- Translate Open-Xchange to supported language
Installation based on source code
Troubleshooting
- Open-Xchange Forum
- Check the Open-Xchange Support Database
- FAQs can be found in the SDB FAQ section.
- Passwords in Open-Xchange
- Outlook Connector best practice
Documentation and Examples
- Open-Xchange configuration options summary
- OX Permission Level Matrix
- Changing the default tree view
- How to integrate the InfoStore into your Windows Desktop (German, English)
- Software architecture diagram
- Integrate Open-Xchange into SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11
- Load balancing and OX clustering
- Integration of Open-Xchange into MS Active Directory and Exchange
- Publishing Data with Open-Xchange
- Using the Facebook messaging with Open-Xchange
- Restoring contexts using the context restore bundle
- Lawful Interception (Telekommunikationsüberwachung)
- Introduction to EMail Push in Open-Xchange
- Special Wizard firstrun mode for personal data gathering on first login
- Backup of an Open-Xchange installation