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• Knowledge of your Oracle Calendar servers and access to the native libraries
• Administrative credentials for each Oracle Calendar server node (the sysop user)
• Java Development Kit (JDK) version 6
• Apache Maven 3 https://maven.apache.org/
• Apache Ant 1.8 https://ant.apache.org/
• Apache Tomcat 6 https://tomcat.apache.org/
• A database to store Scheduling Assistant specific information (like Schedule Owner preferences and availability schedules, relationships, etc.)

At this time, the Scheduling Assistant supports HSQL and Oracle databases. The SQL used is ANSI and should work with other databases. If you wish to deploy against another database please contact the mailing list at 'sched-assist-user@lists.jasig.org' and we'll help you get running.

The Scheduling Assistant uses the Oracle Calendar sysop administrative credentials to create and manipulate appointments on behalf of the participants. There is no way to use any other account other than sysop, as the Oracle Calendar integration makes use of the oracle.calendar.sdk.Session#connectAsSysop and oracle.calendar.sdk.Session#setIdentity methods (which are restricted to the sysop account).

Get the Scheduling Assistant Oracle Calendar source

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