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Hello
Thanks for the interest. Dekoh Calendar currently supports multiple Google Calendars. You can access Dekoh Calendar from other calendars such as Sunbird and others that support the iCal format. We will also try to support more services in the future.
Since Dekoh platform is now open sourced, you as a developer can also sign up and contribute either to the development of the platform itself and/or to applications for Dekoh.
Source code of Dekoh applications is now available for download here (http://www.dekoh.org/wiki/view/SourceArchive).
Documentation on how to start building and deploying your applications on Dekoh is available here: http://www.dekoh.org/wiki/view/HowToCompileSampleSources.
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Dekoh Team
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Hello
Integration with third party online services like last.fm will surely be a very purposeful enhancement. Thanks for trying out Dekoh Music and taking the time out to suggest this.
Will be great if you can suggest the other features that you would like to see with this 'integration', apart from uploading your Dekoh Music track to last.fm.
How do you use Dekoh Music application? Are there any other features you would like to see in this application.
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Dekoh Team
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Hi
Dekoh is installed in C:/Dekoh on your Windows machine and <your home directory>/Dekoh directory on Linux.
All applications are downloaded under the directory, <Dekoh_installation_dir>/server/downlods and then are deployed on Dekoh Webserver. The data that these applications create are contained in <Dekoh_installation_dir>/user-data directory.
None of the Dekoh applications you install modify any of your operating system files.
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Dekoh Team
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Hi
When you visit the site, http://www.dekoh.com, you will:
1. See a link called "login" on the top-right side of the window. If you do, use this link to login to Dekoh Desktop.
2. Once you are successfully logged in, you will see the link "my desktop" on the top right of the window.
3. Click on this (my desktop) link to install and start Dekoh Desktop.
4. This will display a message, "This will install Dekoh Desktop if not already installed. If you already have Dekoh Desktop installed on this computer it will tak you there. Do you want to continue?". Click OK.
6. When you want to logout of Dekoh Desktop, use the link, "logout".
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Dekoh Team
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Hello dr.mohan rao
Windows Vista has certain restrictions as to whether even signed Java applets are allowed to write to the root directory i.e., C after you give them permission - in this case, the Dekoh Desktop installer is a signed applet which needs write permissions to C: and this is denied. There is no known workaround for this now.
The following links document the issue.
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/webnotes/#windowsvista
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/chet/archive/2006/10/java_on_vista_y.html
This is why Windows Vista is not on the list of Dekoh - supported OSs yet, but we're working on possible solutions. Stay tuned.
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Dekoh Team
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Hi Ardjan
v0.4.2.4 is now available for Dekoh Calendar. This update includes a fix for logging into Calendar using Google accounts, other than your GMail ID.
To update your calendar application, follow the given steps:
1. Access your Dekoh portal, by double clicking the Dekoh shortcut on your desktop.
2. Click 'Find Updates', next to the crimson colored bell.
3. In the pop-up that comes up, you should see a new Version (0.4.2.4) of Calendar application listed.
4. Click the 'Download' button next to Dekoh Calendar.
5. Once the download is complete, restart Dekoh.
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Jayeeta
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Hi
Please install Dekoh Music from http://www.dekoh.com/music/index.html
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Dekoh Team
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Hi
Can you tell us what kind of application you working on? Is the app a pure HTML/JavaScript application or employs some Java Web technologies such as JSPs, Servlets.
In case your app contains some Java code, your app - once deployed on the Dekoh platform can be downloaded and installed on the user's computer. The user's file system can then be accessed via standard support to browse file systems using language runtime, like java.io.File api in Java.
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Dekoh Team
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Hi
Thanks for the feedback. We are at the moment missing this feature, and are working on a new "People Chooser" which will have additional features like tagging, grouping etc.
We will try to include all these features in the next release.
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Dekoh Team
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Hi
Thanks for the interest. Dekoh platform will be open sourced when released. Developers can then sign up, and contribute either to the development of the platform itself and/or to applications for Dekoh.
Although, you as a developer or an ISV may decide to build apps on Dekoh that are not “open sourced”.
The OSS license model has not been finalized yet, but could be GPL v2.0. We are in the middle of preparing the developer documentation, and all docs will be posted on http://www.dekoh.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp. Subsequently we will also release the source.
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Dekoh Team
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Hi Varun
Thank you for all the valuable suggestions. We will work towards incorporating the suitable ones in our next update.
Your problem regarding the problem logging into Google Calendar could be because of any of the following reasons:
1. The Google id supplied to access Dekoh Calendar must not include
@gmail.com
2. You may also get this error if you have not signed into the Google Calendar even once to activate your Google Calendar account. To do that, just visit the Google Calendar homepage, enter your username and password, and click "Sign in." You will then be asked to confirm your "Time Zone details". Fill in all the details and click Continue to activate your account.
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Jayeeta
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Hi Rohit
If you are already familiar with JSPs and Servlets, you may want to go through some of these documents that will help you create and deploy JSP, JPA and PHP applications:
http://www.dekoh.org/wiki/view/JSPApp
http://www.dekoh.org/wiki/view/JPAApp
http://www.dekoh.org/wiki/view/PHPApp
We are also working on the detailed developer documents and will soon make it public.
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Jayeeta
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Can you first try deleting the javaw (or dekoh) process in the Task Manager, and then delete the Dekoh folder on your machine?
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Jayeeta
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Hi Gaurav
The shell does not run on the port itself. Running the shell effectively launches the personal server on that port.
You can find documents on the architecture here (http://www.dekoh.org/wiki/view/DekohArchitectureAndConstituents).
You may also go through some sample development documents to understand this better.. (http://www.dekoh.org/wiki/view/ApplicationDevelopment).
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Jayeeta
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Hi Kai
The applications that have been built on Dekoh (until now) are by default changeable only by the owner (as you rightly pointed out). But you can definitely build applications on Dekoh that override the default rules, meaning you can have an app which will allow both "owner" and "viewer" to operate on the digital assets.
In the case you are talking about (collaborative text editing), the Digital Asset is a text document, and edits from buddies may be queued and merged, but this would be the business logic of the Application.
Since your requirement sounds very similar to a Wiki application, you may want to read the features of the JSPWiki app (http://jspwiki.org/), and try deploying it on Dekoh.
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Dekoh Team
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