On Mon, 2015-01-05 at 14:02 +0100, Milan Crha wrote:
> On Mon, 2015-01-05 at 11:49 +0000, Joakim Tjernlund wrote:
> > What does no API mean here? I can see in meetings I have to that the room
> > has type Resource and Role is Non-Participant
> > so to me there is an API but Evo does not take advantage of it.
>
> Hi,
> I was talking about the Location entry, which is below attendees. There is no
> API to populate it with available rooms, the same as there is no standard way
> of identify the 'contact' type in vCard
> 3.1, which evolution uses. The vCard 4.0 standard has added attributes which
> can differentiate the contact type, but evolution (and the evolution-data-
> server) doesn't use it right now.
>
I see but there should be some way to just find available rooms, similar to how
OWA handles that:
An Add Room button which lists all (available) rooms and then adds the selected
room to both
Location and Attendees.
> > >
> > Pref->Calendar and tasks->Publishing Information
> > Not sure what this is for w.r.t EWS.?
>
> Ah, I see, you do not need it for EWS calendars. The option is there to
> publish your Free/Busy information to a 3rd-party place. The EWS calendars do
> not need it, the server takes care of the
> free/busy information on its own.
Ahh, good to know.
>
> > I am unable to Create a new meeting in EWS Calendar as Evo thinks this
> > calendar is Read Only
> > nor can I change my own status(I always read Needs Action for all but the
> > Organiser) for a
> > meeting I have previously accepted.
> >
>
> If evolution thinks your calendar is read-only, then both "changes" described
> above may fail. The reason for this read-only state can be correct, aka when
> the server reported it, or you may face a
> bug in evolution, which got a workaround in time of 3.13.9 or 3.13.8
> development version, thus will be part of the upcoming 3.14.0 release (in
> time of GNOME 3.16, this spring). If I'm not mistaken,
> then there usually helped to open evolution in the Calendar view, with the
> EWS calendar enabled, before dealing with meeting invitations in the Mail
> view.
> Bye,
> Milan
hmm, I restarted my Evo and now the Calendar is NOT read only. I guess
something happened during the holidays.
We are just adding Exchange 2013 and are still testing stuff before going live.
BTW, I am currently using 3.13.9, dunno if that makes a difference though.
hmm, one again the Calendar quit, trying to refresh the EWS calendar i get the
msg "Calendar is offline" and
I have to restart Evo to get it back(online). It seems small errors has a way
to make the calendar offline and
it will not recover.
Finally, I cannot get the Status field to reflect my actual status, it is
always Need Action
even for Accepted meetings, trying to change that does not work either.
Jocke
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