Cal 6.3 failed install

Folks,

I have a cal 6.3 evaluation install, done from the JES5 Comm, suite on a Sol10 intel box. All of the necessary components installed fine and are working.

Calendar server seemingly installed fine and starts up OK:

bash-3.00# ./start-cal

Connecting to watcher ...

Launching watcher ...

Starting ens server ... 19322

Starting store server .... 19323

checking store server status ... ready

Starting notify server .... 19324

Starting admin server .... 19325

Starting http server .... 19326

However attempts to connect to the calendar via http(calendar express I believe it is called) fail with the following error in the browser:

"Calendar Express is disabled, please contact your administrator."

I have turned up debugging for the http connection and still fail to get any error that points me to what might be the problem.

In trying to solve the problem i have looked at the following:

Made sure that there is at least one calendar provisioned user in the directory.

Set the cal config to local.autoprovision = "yes"

Uninstalled and reinstalled the software as well as used a different http port

Created a new Organization via DA and provisioned it for cal

Presumably connection to the calendar interface should at least be available right? So am I missing anything obvious here ?

-john

[1424 byte] By [goubeauxa] at [2007-11-27 0:21:54]
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Please ensure you have set service.http.ui.enable = "y" in ics.conf(/opt/SUNWics5/cal/config) and restart CS.Thanks,Ramya
ramya_ravia at 2007-7-11 22:16:11 > top of Java-index,E-Mail, Calendar, & Collaboration,Sun Java System Calendar Server...
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Thanks,yes this was my problem !I had assumed that service.http.enable = "yes" was all that was needed.-john
goubeauxa at 2007-7-11 22:16:11 > top of Java-index,E-Mail, Calendar, & Collaboration,Sun Java System Calendar Server...
# 3

Hi,

The reason why you get the notification message when you connect to the port using a web browser is that the *calendar express* (HTML) interface is well and truly deprecated - UWC/outlook connector doesn't require calendar express to be enabled as it uses the WCAP interface which uses HTTP (which is why service.http.enable does need to be enabled).

Regards,

Shane.

shane_hjortha at 2007-7-11 22:16:11 > top of Java-index,E-Mail, Calendar, & Collaboration,Sun Java System Calendar Server...