[CalendarServer-users] Calendar Server production ready?

[Richard Smith]

Hi,

 From what we have been trying to do, I can say the server is easily  
ready to go, however the bigger issue is the clients (web or  
otherwise) are not yet ready for a production("productiv")  
environment. This has stalled our attempts to test the service with  
real users.

-- 
Richard Smith
xplora at wak.co.nz



On 5/06/2007, at 22:24, Ernesto Revilla wrote:

> Hi.
>
> I'm not sure but I think that sending iMIPs (scheduling invitation  
> requests) is out of scope but easy to implement using stored  
> iCalendar objects and vobject library . Take into account, that the  
> sending of imips is normally done by front-ends (CUA = calendar  
> user agent). In case of Web applications, the web front-end, not  
> the store, should be responsible for sending iMIPs.
>
>
> Best regards.
> Erny
>
>
> El mar, 05-06-2007 a las 11:54 +0200, Andreas Brodbeck escribió:
>> Hi all has anyone experiences in running Calendar Server in a  
>> productiv environment? Our goal is to setup Calendar Server on a  
>> server, which serves as the calendaring backend for a web- 
>> application. As I am new to this area, I need some advices, to  
>> decide myself. Calendar Server seems not to have an official  
>> release yet, therefore my questions. Some concrete questions: -  
>> Are the scheduling features (Invitation requests, ...) implemented  
>> and stable? - How does it scale? Where are the limits? Number of  
>> calendars, users? Any other considerations regarding a production  
>> environmen? Thanks in advance!  Andreas  
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