Technical Specifications
Client
Mac OS X program that synchronises your Exchange calendars with every type of program which supports Apple’s synchronisation technology. Other compliant Apple platforms, such as the iPhone, may therefore also be synchronised with your Exchange calendars by Julia. It is up to you whether Julia synchronises automatically or manually.
Requirements
Mac OS X program that synchronises your Exchange calendars with every type of program which supports Apple’s synchronisation technology. Other compliant Apple platforms, such as the iPhone, may therefore also be synchronised with your Exchange calendars by Julia. It is up to you whether Julia synchronises automatically or manually.
Requirements
- Mac OS X Leopard
- 512 MB RAM
- Intel CPU
Server
The server is based on our Brutus technology. Brutus is an Open Source server for Windows that enables all operating systems to interact with Exchange.
Brutus is using the same communication protocol as Outlook. In other words, you do not need to activate Outlook Web Access or Web Services on the Exchange Server.
Requirements
The server is based on our Brutus technology. Brutus is an Open Source server for Windows that enables all operating systems to interact with Exchange.
Brutus is using the same communication protocol as Outlook. In other words, you do not need to activate Outlook Web Access or Web Services on the Exchange Server.
Requirements
- Windows 2000 eller newer (32bit)
- 512 MB RAM
- Advanced configurations may requier 2 net cards
Julia Technology
You need not know anything about the underlying technology - but for the curious:
Julia is communicating with Brutus using the standard networking protocol, CORBA. Brutus will in turn use MAPI to talk to Exchange. MAPI is the network communication protocol used by Outlook when talking to Exchange and it is not supported by iCal.
We use our Brutus server to translate between CORBA and MAPI. Lorica, a sub component of both Julia and Brutus, takes care of security and firewall compatibility of all communication.
You need not know anything about the underlying technology - but for the curious:
Julia is communicating with Brutus using the standard networking protocol, CORBA. Brutus will in turn use MAPI to talk to Exchange. MAPI is the network communication protocol used by Outlook when talking to Exchange and it is not supported by iCal.
We use our Brutus server to translate between CORBA and MAPI. Lorica, a sub component of both Julia and Brutus, takes care of security and firewall compatibility of all communication.