Calendar:QA Test Servers

WebDAV

Here you find information about our servers so everyone can create his own public calendar. We also support few with special data.

Addresses

http://mozilla.kewis.ch/dav/
-or-
https://mozilla.kewis.ch/dav/

username: calendar
password: testday

How can I create my own calendar?

The main advantage of having own calendar is that you can always share it so others can see what you see. What you have to do is to create calendar using own nick/name and use it. For example you can use your nick mynick so your calendar will have following address:

http://mozilla.kewis.ch/dav/mynick.ics

Now all you need to do is to create new calendar in Sunbird/Lightning (choose On the Network and then iCalendar)

Calendars for testcase day

Addresses

• this calendar presents events that were created in different time zones

http://mozilla.kewis.ch/dav/testday-zones.ics

• this calendar provides national letters that are different from [a-zA-Z0-9]

http://mozilla.kewis.ch/dav/testday-multilanguage.ics

Completing data

Both calendars (previous section) may be completed by you. You can follow the steps or just open any event and see how it is organized.

1. If the country where you live does not already have its own event, create it on the testday-zones calendar so people from all over the world can see it:
   • Set your timezone (Options -> Timezone)
   • Create new event, and fill following fields:
     • Set the title to Europe/Berlin (GMT +1) Time: 2PM - 3PM replacing:
       • Europe/Berlin with your timezone string from your preferences
       • (GMT +1) with your timezone offset from GMT timezone (check at timeanddate.com)
       • 2PM - 3PM with the time your event takes place.
     • Set the Date to 1st January 2007 (please do not change it)
     • Set the Event to have a 2 hour duration at a time that does not have other events. If 1st January is full, please continue on the next day with a free time slot.
     • It will be helpful if you provide the date when the event was created and your email or IRC nick in the Description field so we can contact you.
       • Created: 5 Jan 2007
       • Author: <nick>
     • Set weekly reccurence so event is displayed forever
     • Repeat all steps for a Task
2. If your Country is not already listed on the Multilanguage Calendar, you can create an event using your national letters so we can see if they are displayed properly:
   • Create a new event, and fill following fields:
     • In the title, use all letters that are different from [a-zA-Z0-9]. For example, for Poland this is
       ą(a,) ć(c') ę(e,) ł(l/) ń(n') ó(o') ś(s') ż(z.) ź(z') Ą(A,) Ć(C') Ę(E,) Ł(L/) Ń(N') Ó(O') Ś(S') Ż(Z.) Ź(Z')
       next to each letter there is help that shows how letters should be displayed - we are aware that in many cases this is not possible but then you can add any information or external link that support verification
     • Set the date to a time on 1st January 2007 that dosen't already contain an event. Make the event last two hours. If 1st January is full, please go on to the next day with a free time slot.
     • It will be helpful if you provide the language and your email or IRC nick in the description field so we can contact you
       • Language: <language>
       • Author: <nick>
     • Set weekly reccurence so the event is displayed forever

CalDAV

http://mozilla.kewis.ch:8080/cosmo/home/calendar/Cosmo
-or-
https://mozilla.kewis.ch:8443/cosmo/home/calendar/Cosmo

username: calendar
password: testday

ToDo

One more calendar with huge number of events (Clint has it)
there is also possibility to set how often remote calendars are refreshed calendar.autorefresh.timeout what probably improves performance tests