Working With the Calendar Events Pagelet

This topic discusses personalizing and using the Calendar Events pagelet.

Use the Personalize Calendar Options page (EO_PE_CAL_PREF) to enter data that allows the Calendar Events pagelet to display your calendar data.

Navigation:

Click the Customize icon on the Calendar Events pagelet.

Page Name

Definition Name

Usage

Personalize Calendar Options Page

EO_PE_CAL_PREF

Enter data that allows the Calendar Events pagelet to display your calendar data.

Integrating With Lotus Notes Email and Calendar

Access the Personalize Calendar Options page (click the Customize button on the Calendar Events pagelet).

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Personalizing Your Calendar Events pagelet. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Personalize Calendar Options page

Field or Control

Description

UserID

Enter the user ID that corresponds to the account type.

Password

Enter your password.

Note: For Lotus Notes users, use the internet password. This password is stored in the Person document in the Lotus Name and Address Book on the Domino server.

Mail Box

Displays if you are using Microsoft Exchange 2003 or 2007. Enter your mailbox name.

Alias

This field displays when the Email Type field value is set to Microsoft Outlook. Enter the same alias value that was defined in the active directory setup for the user. This value is used to define the Outlook Web Access/Exchange Server URL. If this field is left blank, then the mailbox name is used to generate the URL.

Access the Calendar Events Pagelet on the portal homepage.

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Calendar Events pagelet. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Calendar Events pagelet

The Calendar Events pagelet displays appointments for the current day.

Field or Control

Description

<Server Name>

Click the link for a server to access the server's URL in a separate browser window.

Subject

Click the link for a subject to open that event in a separate browser window.