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1. Kill bedework, if you've been running it.
2. cd <qs>
   # svn update bedework
   # svn update bedework-carddav
   # make a copy of your apacheds directory in case your directory gets hosed later:

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   cp -rp apacheds-1.5.3-fixed apacheds-1.5.3-fixed.REFERENCE (or whatever)

   # review carddav settings in cal.options.xml
   ##For example, <cardPathPrefixes>/public/people,loc_:/public/locations</cardPathPrefixes>. See note on "loc_" in the Public Locations section.
   # build bedework: ./bw -quickstart deploy
   # build carddav:  ./bw -quickstart -carddav
   #(if needed) delete your carddav database to make sure that you're starting clean.  (Bedework will recreate it when it starts):#* cd <qs>/jboss-5.1.0.GA/server/default/data/hypersonic#hypersonic#* delete or move to the side CardDb3p7*
3. In one window, start apache directory services#* cd <qs>#* /bw -quickstart dirstart
   # In other window, start bedework#* cd <qs> 
   • ./startjboss
4. (if you deleted you database) Import the schema** visit localhost:8080/jmx-console#* Log in with username "admin" and password "bw" (if the login doesn't work, check the file <qs>/jboss-5.1.0.GA/config/#* scroll all the way down and choose service=CardDumpres very near the bottom#* set export to True#* set create to True
   #* (temporarily, pending fix) remove "carddumprestore" path component from SchemaOutFile. 
   #* Apply Changes
   • Move toward the bottom and clink on the Schema Invoke button.
   • Check the jboss window for "schema export complete".

Public Locations

We follow a convention of prefixing location calendar addresses with "loc_" to distinguish them from people. For example, here's the vcard for "Cafe de la Butte", one of the locations shipped with Bedework (http://localhost:8080/ucarddav/public/locations/CafeDeLaButte.vcf). Note the EMAIL attribute:

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That email prefix can be changed in cal.options.xml inside the configuration directory.

Adding Public Locations

1. Because public locations are served by the built-in LDAP server, prepare them for import by preparing an LDIF file (let's say locations.ldif), with entries that look like this:

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   dn: cn=CafeDeLaButte,ou=locations,ou=public,dc=bedework,dc=org objectclass: top objectclass: calendarresource objectclass: schedapprovalinfo objectclass: calEntry objectclass: room kind: location uid: bw000001@mysite.edu calCalAdrURI: mailto:loc_cafedelabutte@mysite.edu mail: loc_cafedelabutte@mysite.edu cn: CafeDeLaButte ou: locations description: Cafe De La Butte autoschedule: TRUE

2. (Download, Install and) Start up Apache Directory Studio and point it at the Bedework Directory Server
   • Add ldap connection
     • server: localhost:10389
     • user dn: uid=admin,ou=system password="secret"
3. Locate ou=locations under ou=public, under dc=bedework, dc=org## Import locations.ldif by right-clicking on ou=locations and choosing import/ldif import and browsing to its location.   If there's a chance of duplicates, clickUpdate existing entries.
   ## Test with http://localhost:8080/ucarddav/public/locations.

## (if it's not running) Start up Apache Directory Studio

1. 1. Locate ou=people under ou=public, under dc=bedework, dc=org
   2. Import locations.ldif by right-clicking on ou=locations and choosing import/ldif import and browsing to its location.   If there's a chance of duplicates, click Update existing entries.
   3. Test with http://localhost:8080/ucarddav/public/people

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