EventEdit.cgi: This file is a CGI script which is used to either enter a new event or edit previous events
EventCalendar.cgi: This file is a CGI script which is used to show calendar-style event reservation status
(EventExpand.class: This java class file is used internally in EventEdit.cgi to expand recurrence events)
(SendEmail.class: This java class file is used internally in EventEdit.cgi to send notification e-mail)
As a default, call "SOME_DIRECTORY/cinema/EventEdit.cgi?for=USER_NAME&event_id=" from browser
As a default, call "SOME_DIRECTORY/cinema/EventCalendar.cgi?for=USER_NAME&select_month=&select_year
($java EventExpand [Recurrence Number*] [Start Year] [Start Month] [Start day] [Start hour]
[Start minute] [End Year] [End Month] [End day] [End Hour] [End minute])
* Recurrence Number: 3=daily, 4=weekly, 5=monthly, 6=yearly, 7=no recurrence( $java SendEmail [destination e-mail address] [subject] [body])
Binary and source distribution are available here (tar zipped). The code runs on any machine, any OS which CINEMA is running.
( In order for cgi scripts to be fully executed, JDK1.2 is required.)
Columbia InterNet Extensible Multimedia Architecture (CINEMA) provides a test
bed for different multimedia and Internet telephony applications.
This project is to provide CINEMA web-interface which includes calendar interface
for "Event Reservation Database" so that we could mamipulate the database via
web.
EventEdit.cgi: This file is a CGI script which is used to either enter a new event or edit previous events
EventCalendar.cgi: This file is a CGI script which is used to show calendar-style event reservation status
Examples of web interface of these two scripts can be seen here:
Internal architecture is HERE
After placing all files under CINEMA web directory as follow, You MUST change "class path" to Cal-Code.jar & xerces.jar in file "EventEdit.cgi" Line 33, 34.
| CINEMA | --- | web | --- |
EventEdit.cgi |
--- | scripts | --- | events |
N/A
You MUST use JDK over 1.2, otherwise monthly recurrence does NOT work
Cal-Code Manual page
(a collection of Java classes which implement the logic underneath the CPL
Witten by Takahiro Kashihara <tk515@columbia.edu> December 17, 2001. All coments welcome.
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