There are two portions to connectDaily. The first is the portion that runs on a server. The second is the client computer which just requires a supported browser.
The server portion of connectDaily requires four components. They are:
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The only requirement for the server portion of connectDaily is that your operating system has a Java SDK available for it and that your operating system supports TCP/IP. We have tested connectDaily or have customers using connectDaily on the following operating systems:
Since connectDaily is a Java Servlet application, it requires a Java SDK or Java Runtime Engine version 1.6 or higher.
You can download Java from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html.
If you do not see a Java SDK for your operating system at the Oracle Java site, contact your operating system vendor.
The default installation of connectDaily uses Apache Derby as the database.
If you would like to use a different database, we support the following:
connectDaily is highly portable across SQL implementations. It can be ported to any database that supports the following features:
If your database meets the features listed above but is not currently supported, please contact MH Software, Inc. We can create a custom port for you. Generally, porting to a new database will take a developer about 4-6 hours.
connectDaily requires a Java Servlet Specification 2.4 or higher compliant servlet container. If you do not have a servlet engine, we recommend the open source servlet engine Apache Tomcat.
The servlet engine can run on the same machine as your web server and can usually be configured so that requests to your web server for the calendar are forwarded to the servlet engine.
Known Servlet Containers |
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Apple Web Objects 5 |
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JRun Server |
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BEA Web Logic 6.1 and higher |
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IBM WebSphere 3.51 or higher |
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Apache Tomcat (Open Source) |
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ServletExec |
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Oracle 9iAS |
For a complete list of Java Servlet containers, go to:
http://www.javaskyline.com/serv.html