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Copyright: (c) 2009 Dipl.-Inform. (FH) Paul C. Buetow
WWW: http://netcalendar.buetow.org
Mail: netcalendar@dev.buetow.org
Quick howto for the NetCalendar
I. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR STAND ALONE (WITHOUT SSL):
II. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR DISTRIBUTED (WITHOUT SSL):
III. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR DISTRIBUTED (WITH SSL):
IV. MORE OPTIONS
V. INFORMATIONS CONCERNING THE COLORS BEING USED WITHIN THE NETCALENDAR CLIENT:
VI. USING THE UNIX CALENDAR DATABASE
I. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR STAND ALONE (WITHOUT SSL):
You need at least a JRE 6 or higher. The command
java -jar NetCalendar.jar --client-and-server
is starting the client and the server of the NetCalendar within the same
process as two different threads. The option "server_address" will be set
automatically to "localhost". The communication between both threads is done
per TCP/IP.
II. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR DISTRIBUTED (WITHOUT SSL):
1. Server and client should use, if possible, the same version of the JRE.
2. You should copy the complete NetCalendar suite to the client and the server
computer.
3. Start the server with
java -jar NetCalendar.jar --server-only
4. Start the client with
java -jar NetCalendar.jar --client-only \
--server-address=$SERVERHOST
In order to stop the server, select "Server -> Shutdown server" in the GUI of
the client.
III. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR DISTRIBUTED (WITH SSL):
1. Server and client should use, if possible, the same version of the JRE.
2. You should copy the complete NetCalendar suite to the client and the server
computer. On edit on both sides (server and client) the netcalendar.conf and
set use_ssl to true.
3. You should create clientKeys,clientTrust,serverKeys and serverTrust as
discribed in http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-customssl/ and
save them for example into ./SSL.
3. Start the server with
java \
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=./SSL/serverKeys \
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=$PASSWORD \
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=./SSL/serverTrust \
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=$PASSWORD \
-jar NetCalendar.jar --server-only
4. Start the client with
java \
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=./SSL/clientKeys \
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=$PASSWORD \
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=./SSL/clientTrust \
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=$PASSWORD \
-jar NetCalendar.jar --client-only --server-address=$SERVERHOST
IV. MORE OPTIONS
All options will be set to their default values while starting the NetCalendar
without any explicit options given.
If you want to see more available parameters, then run the command
java -jar NetCalendar.jar --help
It is possible to configure the NetCalendar by editing the configuration file
which is "netcalendar.conf". However, the preferred way is using the client
GUI via "Session -> Preferences".
V. INFORMATIONS CONCERNING THE COLORS BEING USED WITHIN THE NETCALENDAR CLIENT:
Blue in the "Date" column: Yearly event
Green in the "Date" column: The event will take place only once
Red: Event takes place within the next 24h
Orange: Event takes place within the next week
Yellow: Event takes place within the next 28 days
Dark: Event takes place within the next 168 days (~ 1/2 year)
Light beige: Event takes place within the next 365 days (1 year)
Grey: Event takes place after 365 days
VI. USING THE UNIX CALENDAR DATABASE
If you are using the 'calendar' tool on UNIX, you can use ~/.calendar as your
NetCalendar database dir :)
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