Goals

0.2 is the first release of Cosmo to provide more than basic WebDAV features. The main goals are:

• Support for Chandler 0.6 sharing features (ticket-based access control)
• A web interface for end users to sign up for and manage their own accounts
• Basic CalDAV and Apple iCal interoperability
• Windows support

With Cosmo 0.2, people will be able to use Chandler 0.6, Apple iCal, and CalDAV clients such as Mozilla Sunbird interchangeably to read and write shared calendars.

• Read the 0.2 Spec

Development Plan

There will be three intermediate milestones, each approximately three to four weeks apart, before the 0.2 release, focusing respectively on the web UI, tickets and security, and CalDAV interoperability. The final release will include Windows support, full test coverage and documentation for client developers.

Milestone 1	released 06/08
replace Ant with Maven	done
move from CVS to Subversion	done
account signup page	done
account management page	done
forgotten username page	done
forgotten password page	done
add user first/last name	done
Milestone 2	targeted for 07/08
Jackrabbit node type/namespace importer	done
JCR custom node types	done
MKTICKET dav method	done
DELTICKET dav method	done
ticket authentication	done
simple homedir ACLs w/ Acegi Security
simplified single-user repository security
Milestone 3	targeted for 07/29
Strong ETags
JCR custom node types
MKCALENDAR dav method
PROPPATCH dav method
monolithic iCalendar view of calendar collection (GET)
unwrap monolithic iCalendar object (PUT)
Final Release	targeted for 08/19
Windows startup script
Jackrabbit importer unit tests	done
Spring JCR wrapper unit tests
authentication unit tests
ticket unit tests
homedir ACL unit tests
dav extension unit tests
security API unit tests	25%
Struts user interface integration tests
WebDAV/CalDAV integration tests
Client HOWTO

Issues