Are you writing your own UI for OM? On Jan 25, 2013 1:58 AM, "Vieri" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, > > I'm trying to setup OM in a way as to control overall usage and avoid > excesses. > > Simple scenario: I want users to be able to login and create any type of > conference rooms and events via calendar. However, I'd like OM to run some > checks right before creating a new room and before creating a calendar > event. > > For example, right before a user tries to create a new room via web UI I'd > like OM to count the number of rooms in total (something like SELECT > COUNT(id) FROM rooms...) and if there are more than an admin-defined > maximum, deny its creation and notify the user. How could I perform this > simple check? > > Another example would be that whenever a user creates a calendar event > for, say, a 25-particpants conference for Jan. 28th 2013 from 8am to 11am > then OM should check and count how many other events are programmed for > that day and hour span. For example, if there are other 3 conferences with > max 25 participants programmed for 01/28/2013, one from 9am to 10am, > another from 10am to 10:30am and another from 8am to 9am and if the > admin-defined "max number of participants at a time" is, say, 75 then OM > should deny the creation of the calendar event (or any other conference for > that time span, even via SOAP requests). > > I'd like to have this feature in order to control resource consumption as > in CPU and network usage. > > Is this already possible? How? > If not, could you give me any clues as to how and where to start hacking > the source code? > > Thanks, > > Vieri > >
