When we talk about WebTop5, we mainly mean to talk about the whole web application, as a replacement of local desktop applications, notoriously hard to maintain and control.
So, my first important question, before going on with the bunch of requests, is: why do you still want to use TB instead of the full featured WT5?
Happy to hear it! I was told this feature has been dropped, this is why I updated the public document.
Could you please open a pull request and keep the public roadmap in sync with your internal one?
(This is the file: webtop5/README.md at master · NethServer/webtop5 · GitHub)
Because TB feels like home 
I still use a couple of desktop applications: TB for the mail and Pidgin for the chat.
But youâre totally right! Iâm trying to replace my TB with WT5 starting from now!
Hi,
With me it is a question, how much calendar I can sync with webtop5 and ActiveSync on the androids of my family. Sogo was able to synchronize only one calender and one address book with ActiveSync. Can Webtop 6 calendars or address books? So because of the limitation in Sogo I asked for the caldav-Support in webtop 5.
thx
OhpsâŠI think there was a misunderstanding by my sideâŠ
The CalDAV/CardDAV support on our internal roadmap is not what you intended, itâs the other way : support for external CalDAV/CarDAV accounts to be added as WT5 calendars/contacts resources.
Actually I donât remember the real reason why we ditched the implementation of the CalDAV/CardDAV server components in WT5. I will double-check this.
Anyway, we may discuss about putting it back in the roadmap, if there are good reasons for it.
With WT5, using ActiveSync, you can synchronize all or some of the calendars of a single account (using the âsynchronizeâ checkbox in the calendar/contacts resource properties).
Then you may also have many ActiveSync accounts configured on the same device, each with its own calendars and contacts.
Does this answer your question?
Some of them had already been replied.
Some others I added an answer just now 
Activesync in sogo it is one calendar and one addressbook but hopefully you can have several caldav and carddav with sogo.
Never use the Microsoft protocol and you are safe
ActiveSync in WebTop 4/5 is any personal calendar and any personal addressbook, being able to choose wich ones are enabled for sync.
For shared calendar, there is no way to receive them directly on the personal account via ActiveSync.
You may always configure more ActiveSync accounts with the shared ones credentials.
So with webtop i can have several calendars/addressbooks and sync them by activesync.
The killer feature of activesync is the one credential to sync all ressourcesâŠi must admit
Yes, weâre looking for a possibility.
We will talk with the z-push guys to see if there is any plan for a feature like this directly in the protocol.
Or we will look for a custom implementation, letting WT send shared calendars through the same user, masking them as personal calendars in some wayâŠthis would be a trick.
I donât really understand because you use the future, it is not yet available ( several calendars/addressbooks for one activesync account) but you are working for it ?
Future for receiving shared calendars (the ones received via share from another user).
Present for my personal calendars: they already work.
Many Companys work with Outlook and wonât change. Outlook 2010 and older donât support active sync, but with CalDav Synchronizer you can synchronize contacts and calendars if you have a caldav and carddav server.
I think this is a reason to support it.
Iâve been waiting for age to get caldav / carddav support added to webtop5 ⊠it is the easiest way for us to integrate our ERP calendars with SOGo now and hopefully webtop5 in the future.
We built a piece of software that using CalDAV libraries write ERP Tasks and Events to SOGo personal calendar.
We would like to port this feature on webtop5 since sogo has been removed from the enterprise version of nethserver.
I found a list of CalDav servers here:
http://devguide.calconnect.org/CalDAV/Server-Implementations
I donât know if @webtop_team will change idea, but if we can document the calendar and contacts table format, any developer could try to implement a CalDav/CardDav interface to WebTop.
What do you think @paolo? Would you eventually try to implement it?
Itâs a big job anyway ⊠and will require full knowledge of the webtop database.
I can try to start something but can only do in my spare time (not much to tell the thruth).
Thatâs the same reason why itâs been taken out of the road map, at the moment.
Also, we discourage working directly on the database, that may eventually change in time.
We provide java server APIs for that.
And we have plans for REST APIs too.
Gabriele, do you mean that apiâs are already available or you are planning to release it ?
When you plan to release REST APIs ?
Every WT5 service exposes public APIs to access/modify specific service content.
These are both Java and JavaScript APIs, accessible inside WebTop5 writing your own service to access them, be it serve side or client side.
The Core service exposes generic APIs (both client and server) to extend/implement your own service.
Documentation for this has not been redacted yet, but itâs not that impossible to start with an empty project we may provide of an empty template service to start with.
Gabriele
AFAIK itâs not so easy to build a CalDAV server (not a client) on webtop currently. But in the future, who knows?
You have to convince the @webtop_team that itâs worth it