Zulu 2
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| + | A hosting provider installation customizes the URL startpoint of your installation. On a default installation your local URL will look like "<code>127.0.0.1/zulu</code>", but a hosting provider installation allows you to customize the start point. For example, you could set it to "<code>127.0.0.1/360WorksEventsCalendar</code>". This feature also allows you to run multiple installations side by side. During the install this is set by the "application name" popup. | ||
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| + | If you choose to do a hosting provider installation, please keep in mind you will need to customize your publish script in FileMaker to include this new URL startpoint. In <code>Zulu 2.07</code> and earlier, please follow [[Zulu 2 Publishing From a Hosted Context|these]] instructions. For <code>Zulu 2.08</code> and later, you can customize the startpoint by modifying the "<code>$ZuluApplicationName</code>" variable in the publish script. | ||
Revision as of 16:15, 3 November 2015
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| This documentation page is still a work in progress Zulu 2 is still a very new product, and the documentation is under construction. If you have any specific questions, please contact 360Works support at support@360works.com or call us at (770) 234-9293 |
Zulu is an extension for FileMaker Server which runs as a standalone server application alongside FileMaker Server and lets Apple Calendar (and compatible clients) see your FileMaker table(s) as native calendars. You can manipulate your records in Calendar and when you do, you’re manipulating the FileMaker records directly: Calendar will even respect FileMaker’s record level access privileges and record locking so you can filter records based on privilege set and if someone else is editing an event when you try to do the same.
Visit the Zulu site to learn, download a demo, or purchase Zulu for your FileMaker Server.
Contents |
Getting Started
Installation
Integrate with FileMaker
Integrate with Apple Calendar
Reporting a Problem
Customizing Zulu 2 behavior using the context descriptor file
Google Calendar Sync
Setting up your first sync with Google Calendar
Exchange Calendar Sync
Setting up your first sync with Exchange/Office365 Calendar
Frequently Asked Questions/Troubleshooting
If you ever run into a problem that you cannot solve, you can always contact 360Works support either by e-mail at support@360works.com or by calling our office at (770) 234-9293.
As we encounter common issues with Zulu, this section will be updated to help out future users who may encounter similar problems:
Does Zulu 2 support repeating events?
Does Zulu 2 support Google/Exchange attendees?
I don't see any calendars during configuration.
Does Zulu 2 support different time zones?
How can I publish my Zulu 2 calendars on a non-standard (not "/zulu") installation context?
I don't have Zulu 2 installed on the same machine as my FileMaker Server, how can I make it communicate with the proper server?
Advanced Configuration
Filtering Events
Custom formatting data coming from Apple Calendar
Important: Hosting Provider Installation
A hosting provider installation customizes the URL startpoint of your installation. On a default installation your local URL will look like "127.0.0.1/zulu", but a hosting provider installation allows you to customize the start point. For example, you could set it to "127.0.0.1/360WorksEventsCalendar". This feature also allows you to run multiple installations side by side. During the install this is set by the "application name" popup.
If you choose to do a hosting provider installation, please keep in mind you will need to customize your publish script in FileMaker to include this new URL startpoint. In Zulu 2.07 and earlier, please follow these instructions. For Zulu 2.08 and later, you can customize the startpoint by modifying the "$ZuluApplicationName" variable in the publish script.
