Features
WebCalendar allows the calendar administrator to customize the font and
background colors to provide easy distinction between multiple calendars
running on the same server. The administrator can also choose from
a variety of date and time formats (e.g., 24-hr or AM/PM format).
Appointments can be red-flagged to attract attention. Descriptions
of calendar events can include HTML tags controlling font, appearance,
or providing graphics or hyperlinks.
Requirements
To operate a WebCalendar, you will need to install it on a web server with
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Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition or better (free
download)
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servlet engine such as Tomcat (an
Open Source project of the Apache
group)
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MySQL database (an Open Source project)
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MM.MySQL JDBC Driver (an Open Source project),
required to make the connection between your Java servlets and the MySQL database server
Demo Site
Play around with a working demo at
http://learn.chem.utah.edu/servlet/Demo.Calendar
Software License
WebCalendar is written by Chuck
Wight and distributed freely, but with no warranty whatsoever, under
the terms of the GNU General
Public License.
Download from
Download the source code, Java class files and installation instructions
free from SourceForge. |
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