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Zimbra’s Built-in RSS/ATOM Feed Reader

Posted in PowerTips - Users by John Holder on the May 15th, 2007

Have you taken advantage of your favorite website’s RSS feed? If so, then you’re gonna want to check out Zimbra Collaboration Suite’s built in RSS feed reader.

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The Power of Search Part 1: The Search Bar

Posted in PowerTips - Users by John Holder on the May 1st, 2007

One of
the most advanced, and useful features of Zimbra Collaboration Suite (Zimbra),
is its search feature. It is also possibly one of the most over looked. With all
of the toolbars available for the browser, this is one tool that you’re gonna want to use. In this PowerTip, we will discuss how to find any message/document/contact, with just a couple of terms. This is part of a series of PowerTips that we call, “The Power of Search”. You can also get some info on what’s in store for our next release.
*Note- This PowerTip is only applicable to users who use the Zimbra Web Client & Zimbra
Desktop.

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updating via REST (and a REST update)

Posted in Open Source, PowerTips - Admins, PowerTips - Users, Zimbra Server by Roland Schemers on the May 8th, 2006

Time for another REST update. We’ll talk about updating content via REST urls, as well as a new formater.

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REST update

Posted in Open Source, PowerTips - Admins, PowerTips - Users, Zimbra Server by Roland Schemers on the January 2nd, 2006

Just a little update the previous “All REST and no play…” blog entry.

It has been a while since the last blog post, so we thought it was time for an update to let people know what is in the next release, and what is still to come in a future release.

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All REST and no play…

Posted in Open Source, PowerTips - Admins, PowerTips - Users, Zimbra Server, Zimbra Web Client by Roland Schemers on the November 9th, 2005

One of the things we are working on for an upcoming release is REST interfaces into all our content. If you aren’t familiar with REST I’d just suggest reading Building Web Services the REST Way.

Today, within the Zimbra Collaboration Suite we have a number of different server-side URLs that our client accesses to download an attachment, export contacts as CSV, export a calendar as an ICS, file etc. We are also adding sharing (what would collaboration be without sharing, after all) of calendars, contacts, etc. Not only within a particular Zimbra community, but between Zimbra communities and the public at large.

In order to facilitate this, we are coming up with a clean, consistent URL interface to all our resources. The best way to describe this is with some examples.

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