Re: xmlrpc calls

> StartDate
> EndDate
> StartTime
> EndTime

Yes, startDate and endDate are timestamp values (that is date + time in
one value).

> Title

Yes. 

> Cyclic

Yes, but you must submit an end-date and a supported cycle type.

In POGI we have

    /// \brief Return description of cyclic code
    /// \param _cyclic Cyclic code
    function getVanityCyclic($_cyclic) {
      switch ($_cyclic) {
        case 'daily':
           return 'Daily';
          break;
        case 'weekly':
           return 'Weekly';
          break;
        case 'monthly':
           return 'Monthly';
          break;
        case 'weekday':
           return 'Every Weekday';
          break;
        case 'yearly':
           return 'Annually';
          break;
        case '4_weekly':
           return 'Every 4 Weeks';
          break;
        case '2_weekly':
           return 'Every 2 Weeks';
          break;
        default:
          return "Noncyclic";
         break;
       }
     }

> ReadAccess

Theoretically you can access the permissions of any object via
access.operationAllowedOnObjectsForAccessAction(op, objects, access) and
access.setOperationOnObjectForAccessAction(op, object, access) - but
I've not had much time to hack it into working.

> AppointmentType

No, unfortunately
http://bugzilla.opengroupware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=384

> Participants

Use the setParticipants method.

> BookedRessources

No.

> WriteAccess

See "ReadAccess"

> I was looking into the jogi software, but i couldn't find it there. Then 
> i checked the xmlrpc_call with
> xmlrpc_call http://localhost:22000/RPC2
> which generated me a list of a lot of possible xml calls, but i could 
> not find all needed calls there. Is there a way over xmlrpc to put 
> appointments in opengroupware with all those fields?

Take a look at the POGI code if you have any familiarity with PHP.  You
should be able to scam most methods and parameters from their.

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