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FAQ ID: 002217 |
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The Oracle Calendar Web client is certified to work with the following Web browsers:
To use the Oracle Calendar Web client in standard mode, you must enable Javascript. Javascript is not necessary when using the Oracle Calendar Web client in accessible mode.
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FAQ ID: 002200 |
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Unlike the other Calendar clients, the Web client can be made available both from within your organization's firewall as well as outside of it, giving you access to your information from anywhere. The Web client supports the same calendar functionality as the desktop client including designate access and the resource scheduler. The only exception is the Address Book. As part of the Oracle Collaboration Suite portal, the Web client enables you to access the Oracle Internet Directory (OID) where you can create and store your own set of contacts. These contacts will be available to you throughout the portal. The desktop client and Oracle Connector for Outlook store Address Book information on the calendar server. Currently this information can only be shared between these two clients.
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FAQ ID: 002201 |
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Since you are always modifying your calendar data directly on the server, you can use multiple clients to access it. For example, you can run both the Web client and Oracle Connector for Outlook at the same time, using the Web client for group scheduling and Oracle Connector for Outlook to manage your tasks and contacts.
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FAQ ID: 002202 |
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Wireless messages for all components of Oracle Collaboration Suite are managed from one central location. After setting up your wireless information, you must enable Calendar notifications and reminders. For 10.1.1 To set up your wireless information: (Information to follow.) To enable Calendar notifications and reminders from the Oracle Calendar Web client:
See the Oracle Calendar Web client online help for more information on setting your wireless preferences. For 9.0.4.2.x To set up your wireless information:
See the Voice & Wireless online help for more information on setting contact rules. To enable Calendar notifications and reminders from the Oracle Calendar Web client:
See the Oracle Calendar Web client online help for more information on setting your wireless preferences.
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FAQ ID: 002203 |
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The Oracle Calendar Web client includes a feature that enables you to e-mail a link to your Agenda to anyone with Internet access. Those who receive a link to your Agenda can view your Agenda entries that are set as Public, but cannot modify them. Check with your system administrator to make sure that this feature is enabled.
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FAQ ID: 002204 |
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Only Oracle Calendar users can be scheduled for meetings. However, you can send e-mail messages to external users who are not on your calendar network with an iCalendar or vCalendar attachment that contains the meeting information. See the Oracle Calendar Web client online help for detailed instructions on how to do this.
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FAQ ID: 002205 |
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Yes, you can schedule and join Web conferences using the Web client. See the Oracle Calendar Web client online help for details.
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FAQ ID: 002206 |
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This release of Oracle Calendar does not support assigning tasks to other users.
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FAQ ID: 002207 |
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You can choose to modify one occurrence or you can modify all occurrences of a repeating entry. However, the following fields cannot be modified on a per-occurrence basis:
Any modifications you make to the above fields will automatically apply to all occurrences of a repeating entry.
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FAQ ID: 002208 |
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Yes, you can specify that certain users cannot invite you to meetings, daily notes and day events. The Editing Access Rights section of the Oracle Calendar Web client online help provides instructions on how to do this.
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FAQ ID: 002209 |
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The maximum size for meeting and task attachments is determined by the calendar system administrator. You can only attach one file per meeting or task.
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FAQ ID: 002210 |
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The maximum number of occurrences allowed for repeating entries is determined by the calendar system administrator.
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FAQ ID: 002212 |
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Accessibility mode provides the same functionality as Standard mode but is intended for users of assistive technology. If you normally use Standard mode and notice that parts of the Web client user interface look different, you may have accidentally switched to Accessibility mode. You can click the Accessibility icon on the Calendar toolbar to switch back to Standard mode. The Accessibility icon enables you to toggle between Standard and Accessibility mode.
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FAQ ID: 002216 |
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If you have scheduled a Web conference for a meeting request you created but are not logged in to the Oracle Web Conferencing interface, the Web conference will not be created on the server. Therefore, the Web conference ID will be pending until you log in to Oracle Web Conferencing. The same can happen even when you are logged in to the Oracle Web Conferencing interface and you schedule a Web conference, if an attendee you invited has not logged in to Oracle Web Conferencing.
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FAQ ID: 002211 |
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You cannot delete agenda entries that you do not own. You can, however, set your preferences to hide entries that you have declined. See the Oracle Calendar Web client online help for information on setting your Agenda preferences.
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FAQ ID: 002215 |
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The Web client enables you to upload any type of file to an entry. However, you can only download file types set by the calendar system administrator. Generally these include:
If you want to download an attachment that is not supported by the Web client, you can open the Agenda entry the file is attached to using the Oracle Calendar desktop client or Oracle Connector for Outlook.
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FAQ ID: 002214 |
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If a user creates a calendar entry using Oracle Connector for Outlook and attaches multiple files to the entry, a file named Mime-Encoded-Attachment.txt is attached to the entry in the Oracle Calendar Web client instead of the files that were attached by the entry owner because currently, the Web client supports only one attachment per entry. You can, however, view the files without any problems if you open the entry in Oracle Connector for Outlook.
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