Calendars in Cascade Server by Eric Epps
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This session will feature a demonstration of Sauk Valley Community College's calendar system, which uses XSL and Velocity stylesheets to transform two XML feeds (a list of events and a listed class schedule) to output the following: -Daily event listings -Weekly Room Schedules -Instructor Schedules -Monthly HTML calendars -Links to add events to web calendars -iCalendar feeds He will provide links to example source code in his presentation.
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- 1. CALENDARS IN CASCADE SERVER ERIC L. EPPS @ERICEPPS
- 2. OVERVIEW • Pros/Cons of using this method • Look at web interfaces • XML Source files • Process • XSL/Velocity Code!
- 3. PROS & CONS ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES • Few source files, many • Lots of pages views • Long time to publish • Uniform look & feel, (much better in 7.x) control • Complex style sheets • Easily maintained with Web Services scripts and auto-publish • Descriptive URLs
- 4. WEB INTERFACE HOME PAGE – MINI-CALENDAR
- 5. WEB INTERFACE DAILY EVENT LISTING
- 6. WEB INTERFACE WEEKLY ROOM SCHEDULE
- 7. WEB INTERFACE CAMPUS MAP PAGE – TODAY’S SCHEDULE
- 8. WEB INTERFACE FULL MONTHLY CALENDAR
- 10. OTHER INTERFACES ICALENDAR FEED – GOOGLE CALENDAR
- 11. OTHER INTERFACES DISPLAY MONITOR
- 13. XML SOURCE COURSE SCHEDULE EVENT LISTING FACULTY SCHEDULES
- 14. PROCESS • Events vs. Recurring Schedules • Event List = Easy 1. pull the list of events 2. if it matches criteria, output • Class Schedule, Faculty Schedule = More Difficult 1. pull list of classes 2. create list of events from recurrence 3. if event from list matches criteria, output
- 15. CHOOSING THE TOOL • Just Event List? Just Schedule info? • Pull list of events/courses • Don’t need to parse recurrence • XSL • Listing by Room/Faculty Member? • Need to parse recurrence • May need to combine both in single page • Velocity • In general, I use XSL when the XML source is similar to the desired output, Velocity when I need to manipulate the data more.
- 17. THANK YOU! Links for this presentation: http://bit.ly/CSUC12-Calendars Eric L. Epps Web Developer Sauk Valley Community College eric.epps@svcc.edu