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Bedework Public Events Registration System

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Enabling and Disabling Public Events Registration

Enabling Public Events Registration

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The public events registration system is enabled by default if you have installed Bedework 3.9 with the data available in the quickstart.

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• Log into the Bedework public events administrative client, e.g. http://localhost:8080/caladmin 
• Go to the System tab and select "Manage System Preferences"
• Remove the value of the "Eventreg admin token" field (set it to an empty value)
• Click "Update" button to save your changes. 

Enabling Public Events Registration after upgrade to 3.

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10 from a previous release

If you have moved to Bedework 3.9 using data from a previous release, you are not likely to have the data required for event registration in your system yet.  Follow these steps to turn on the event registration system:  (Please note: the process outlined below is only set up for the default quickstart and postgresql configs at the moment.) 

• Start up jboss and apacheDS
  
  
• Log into the JMX-Console shipped with Bedework's JBoss, e.g. http://localhost:8080/jmx-console
  
  • Click "org.bedework" in the left menu, then "service=Eventreg" in the right menu
    
    • If no database exists:
      • Set “create” and “export” attributes to "True"
        
      • Click "Apply changes" button (at the bottom of the list of attribute values)
        
      • Find the "schema" operation in the lower list, and click the “Invoke” button to export schema and create database
      • You should see a successful result; click "Back to MBean" button to return to "service=Eventreg"
        
    • Point at needed systems:
      • Set the WsdlUri attribute value to: http://localhost:8080/wsdls/pubcalws-soap/wssvc.wsdl 
      • Set the TzsUri attribute value to:  http://localhost:8080/tzsvr 
      • Click "Apply changes" button
    • Admin token:
      • If no admin token exists, click “generateAdminToken”
      • You should see a successful result; click "Back to MBean" button to return to "service=Eventreg"
      • You should see a string such as "c0e93685-93cd-4bee-bed2-9996b89be28c" in the EventRegAdminToken attribute value.
      •  Click "Apply changes" button
      • Copy the EventRegAdminToken value (for use in the next step)
        
        
• Log into the Bedework public events administrative client, e.g. http://localhost:8080/caladmin
   
  • Go to the System tab and select "Manage System Preferences"
  • Paste the EventRegAdminToken value into the "Eventreg admin token" field
  • Click "Update" button to save your changes.
    
    
• Test:
  
  • Add a new public event.  You should be able to select the checkbox "Users may register for this event", and make the event registerable.
    
  • Visit the event in public client -- you should be able to register for it.  

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The public events registration features have been backported into Bedework 3.8.  If you would like to install the system, perform the following steps: (Please note: the process outlined below is only set up for the default quickstart and postgresql configs at the moment.) 

Update the Bedework source, build the event registration system, and clean/build Bedework:  

• ./bw -updateall
• ./bw -quickstart -eventreg
• ./bw -quickstart clean
./bw -quickstart deploy
(These commands should be performed from the root of the quickstart directory.  See also: building the Quickstart release.)
Fix up quickstart
• mkdir quickstart-3.9/jboss-5.1.0.GA/server/default/data/bedework/eventreg/
unzip pubcalws-soap.zip into quickstart-3.9/jboss-5.1.0.GA.server/default/deploy/ROOT.war/wsdls/
Start up jboss and apacheDS
Log into the JMX-Console shipped with Bedework's JBoss, e.g. http://localhost:8080/jmx-console
Click "org.bedework" in the left menu, then "service=Eventreg" in the right menu

• If no database exists:
  • Set “create” and “export” attributes to "True"
    
  • Click "Apply changes" button (at the bottom of the list of attribute values)
    
  • Find the "schema" operation in the lower list, and click the “Invoke” button to export schema and create database
  • You should see a successful result; click "Back to MBean" button to return to "service=Eventreg"
    
• Point at needed systems:
  • Set the WsdlUri attribute value to: http://localhost:8080/wsdls/pubcalws-soap/wssvc.wsdl 
  • Set the TzsUri attribute value to:  http://localhost:8080/tzsvr 
  • Click "Apply changes" button
Admin token:
• If no admin token exists, click “generateAdminToken”
• You should see a successful result; click "Back to MBean" button to return to "service=Eventreg"
• You should see a string such as "c0e93685-93cd-4bee-bed2-9996b89be28c" in the EventRegAdminToken attribute value.
•  Click "Apply changes" button
Copy the EventRegAdminToken value (for use in the next step)

• Log into the Bedework public events administrative client, e.g. http://localhost:8080/caladmin
   
• Go to the System tab and select "Manage System Preferences"
• Paste the EventRegAdminToken value into the "Eventreg admin token" field
Click "Update" button to save your changes.
Test:

• Add a new public event.  You should be able to select the checkbox "Users may register for this event", and make the event registerable.
• Visit the event in public client -- you should be able to register for it.