Zarafa SummerCamp 2012 - Basic Introduction WebApp plugin development

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This document provides an overview of WebApp development and integrations. It discusses different types of addons like plugins and widgets, how to integrate them through bidding systems and insertion points, and examples of integrating on both the client and server through hooks and modules. The anatomy of a plugin and possibilities for theming are also covered, along with where to find documentation, manuals, forums and releases.

WebApp development introduction
The WebApp team

What will we discuss
Overview of the client architecture

Integrations on the client: plugins vs. widgets
Integrations on the server: module

The anatomy of a WebApp plugin

Examples
Possibilities for theming

Documentation, manual & forum

Integrations: Different kinds of addons
Widgets
Plugins

Integrations: When wanting more... plugins

Integrations: Two ways to integrate
Bidding system
Insertion points

Integrations: Bidding for image attachments

Integrations: Bidding for image attachments

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Container Calendar Bid = -1

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3rd-party plugin Bid = 2

Integrations: Add buttons with insertion points

$Integrations: Example of insertion points init : function() { ... this.registerInsertionPoint('previewpanel.toolbar.right', this.createPreviewPanelBtn, this); ... } createPreviewPanelBtn : function(insert) { return [{ xtype : 'menuitem', overflowText : _('Spreed Button'), iconCls : 'icon_spreed_setup', handler : this.onPreviewBtn, scope : this }] }$

Server integrations
The server-side of the WebApp is written in PHP

The client interacts with modules on the server

There are three ways to extend the server
Write your own module
Use the insertion points/hooks on the server
Add default settings

$Integrations: Example of server hook <?php class Pluginexample extends Plugin { function Pluginexample(){} function init(){ $this->registerHook('server.core.properties.addressbookitem.mailuser'); } function execute($eventID, &$data){ switch($eventID){ case 'server.core.properties.addressbookitem.mailuser': $this->addABObjectProps($data); break; } } function addABObjectProps(&$data) { $data['properties']['propname'] = "PT_TSTRING:PSETID_Address:0x9999"; $data['properties']['propname2'] = PR_PROPERTY_DEFINITION; } } ?>$

The anatomy of a WebApp plugin
A closer look at the folder structure and manifest

Possibilities for theming
Majority of the WebApp is styled using CSS

At the moment limited theming can be done

A theming framework is on the roadmap

Documentation, manual and forum
Documentation
http://developer.zarafa.com/webapp/

Manual
http://developer.zarafa.com/webapp/manual.pdf

Forum
https://forums.zarafa.com

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https://community.zarafa.com

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