Thanks for your reply Rob,

I am using community edition v0.8.2-2 which appears to be the newest
according to the OX website. Where did you get v0.8.2-5?

Following your same procedure my test user simply sees an email with
an .ics attachment and the following message body:
------------------------------
Confirmation
The object no longer exists on the server.

Begins: 28/09/2006 9:00 AM Pacific/Auckland 
Ends: 28/09/2006 10:00 AM Pacific/Auckland 

Location: Office 

Participants: 
TEST TEST 
Gavin 

Resources: 

Created by: Gavin at 27/09/2006 12:35 PM 

Comment: 
/servlet/showobject?object_id=6231&module=calendar 
------------------------------

The first 2 lines are interesting - maybe that is what should be my
confirmation dialog box. Export doesn't work either - when I click on
Export next to the ics attachment I get a pop up box with:
------------------------------
Unable to add iCal.
Details: Errot at line 9, column 1: Incomplete object
------------------------------

Not sure where to go from here, anyone have any suggestions?

Gavin

On Wed, 2006-09-27 at 14:01 -0600, Rob Myroon wrote:
> To be honest I didn't have to do anything ... it just worked. I am using 
> ox 0.8.2-5 and ox admin-web 1.1.3-0. Redhat Linux.
> 
> I created an appointment in the calendar. I invited a test user. The 
> test user gets an e-mail from me that contains an .ics file. I log into 
> the webmail with the test user. In the webmail screen openexchange has a 
> confirmation dialog box with 2 radio buttons that say "Accept" and 
> "Deny" along with a Save button. I simply select "Accept" (the default), 
> press Save, and the appointment is added to the user's calendar.
> 
> But there is also text at the end of the e-mail that looks like this:
> 
> www.open-xchange.com/appointment.ics	0.36 k 	 [text/calendar]  	 
> Download  |  View   |  Export
> 
> If I click "Export" it adds the appointment to the user's calendar just 
> as if I clicked the Save button.
> 
> Also, there is a link in the e-mail that will add the appointment to the 
> user's calendar. I believe this link is used to accept appointments 
> using a regular mail client. (I have a problem with this link but I 
> should start a new thread.)
> 
> When I said I only tested .ics files created by openexchange I meant 
> that I haven't tried to create an appointment (meeting) in Outlook and 
> add the appointment to an ox user's calendar.
> 
> Rob
> 
> 
> Fintec wrote:
> > Can you outline how you performed this test... When you say you have
> > only tested .ics files created by OX how did you do this?
> > 
> > Gavin
> > 
> > On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 16:52 -0600, Rob Myroon wrote:
> >> When I click on "Export" it works properly. A small window opens up 
> >> containing this text:
> >>
> >> iCal successfully added/updated. (APPOINTMENT, UPDATE, 0)
> >>
> >> But also in the Webmail there is a confirmation box with an Accept/Deny 
> >> radio button and a Save button that is used to confirm or reject the 
> >> appointment.
> >>
> >> But I have only tested .ics files created by ox.
> >>
> >> Rob
> >>
> >>
> >> Fintec wrote:
> >>> It appears clicking "Export" next to the .ics attachment withing OX
> >>> Webmail is meant to import the entry into the Groupware calendar but it
> >>> doesn't work on our server.
> >>>
> >>> Webmail reports:
> >>> Unable to add iCal.
> >>> Details: unknown versit object: VTIMEZONE
> >>>
> >>> Webmail.log on server reports:
> >>> Sep 25 14:24:41 zorb1.dmz.ftl openexchange: ERROR: uid=test_user:
> >>> OXWorker/exportiCalToOx: Unable to export iCal to groupware:
> >>> java.lang.Exception: unknown versit object: VTIMEZONE
> >>>         at
> >>> com.openexchange.webmail.OXWorker.exportiCalToOX(OXWorker.java:270)
> >>>         at
> >>> com.openexchange.webmail.Management.onAfterNASGetObject(Management.java:889)
> >>>         at com.openexchange.webmail.MDT.onAfterNASGetObject(MDT.java:69)
> >>>         at
> >>> com.openexchange.thread.ComfireThread.fillVars(ComfireThread.java:687)
> >>>         at
> >>> com.openexchange.thread.ComfireThread.checkVars(ComfireThread.java:618)
> >>>         at
> >>> com.openexchange.thread.ComfireThread.validateSession(ComfireThread.java:544)
> >>>         at
> >>> com.openexchange.thread.ComfireThread.run(ComfireThread.java:156)
> >>>         at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:595)
> >>>
> >>> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> >>>
> >>> Gavin
> >>>
> >>> On Wed, 2006-09-20 at 20:36 +0000, Fintec wrote:
> >>>> Our users quite often receive .ics meeting invites from external
> >>>> business partners or OX users using a FAT client. The problem is there
> >>>> does not seem to be anyway to view or import the meeting invite into
> >>>> their OX calendars even when using the OX webmail interface.
> >>>>
> >>>> Have I missed something? What do other people do when they receive .ics
> >>>> meeting invites in their OX inbox?
> >>>>
> >>>> Gavin
> >>>>
> >>>>
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