Presentation of Steve Hardy about integrations with Zarafa at Zarafa SummerCamp 2011

1. Integrating with Zarafa Steve Hardy, Zarafa

2. Integrating with Zarafa: API’s MAPI Main interface Allows full control of all messaging functions Has realtime notifications Bindings for c++, python, php Also secondary functions like statistics, or synchronization

3. Integrating with Zarafa: API’s Z-Merge Synchronization framework Server-to-server Uses incremental sync to do bi-directional sync One-to-many relationships possible for data Only Current implementation is SugarCRM Zarafa Z-Merge Application

4. Z-Push 2.0: more integration possible Management will be done by WebServices Allows policy management from your application Allows remote wipe from your application

5. Z-Push 2.0: more integration possible Management will be done by WebServices Allows policy management from your application Allows remote wipe from your application Presentation Z-Push 11:30, Track 1 (Sebastian Kummer)

6. Overall MAPI coverage Notifications (Allows realtime notifications into Python) Added ICS interfaces Zarafa-Archiver interfaces Server statistics We have started to ship core components created in python zarafa-msr is python Parts of zarafa-archiver are in python Additions to Python API

7. Integrating with Zarafa: Plugin frameworks Zarafa WebAccess Plugins already available: S/Mime e-mail encryption Alfresco Z-Push device management

8. Various ways of adding functionality Packaging mechanism will be comparable to Zarafa WebAccess Two parts Server / backend (PHP) Client / frontend (Javascript) Most extensions will mainly use client-side (javascript) extensions Server-side (PHP) extensions will remain fairly much the same as in Zarafa WebAccess Zarafa WebApp extensions

9. Various ways of adding functionality Packaging mechanism will be comparable to Zarafa WebAccess Two parts Server / backend (PHP) Client / frontend (Javascript) Most extensions will mainly use client-side (javascript) extensions Server-side (PHP) extensions will remain fairly much the same as in Zarafa WebAccess Zarafa WebApp extensions WebApp development 13:30 Track 1: Creating Addons with Zarafa WebApp

10. Insertion points Inject your code into various points in the existing WebApp Allows modification of behaviour Bidding Each extension (even the standard parts of WebApp) can ‘bid’ to deliver functionality Example: Normal e-mail dialog has bid of ‘1’ Extension overrides standard email dialog by bidding ’10’ Another extension bids ‘100’ Result: Dialog may be openend by the highest bidding extension Widgets Simple separate widgets that can show in sidebar or home screen WebApp extension patterns

11. Sencha-based web application Delivers easy-to-create UI Various sencha apps already available Plug your widget directly into WebApp

12. Talks this afternoon from various communities Fedora Ubuntu SuSE Debian Starts at 15:00, track 2 Integration of Zarafa in distributions