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The calendarSetting node of the exo:calendarSetting type is stored in CalendarApplication/calendarsetting. The exo:calendarSetting node type has the following properties:
| Property name | Required type | Multiple | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| exo:viewType | String | false | View type of the calendar. For more details, refer to the org.exoplatform.calendar.service. CalendarSetting class. |
| exo:timeInterval | Long | false | The interval for each action displayed each UI, for example, dragging and dropping one event in the Calendar application. |
| exo:weekStartOn | String | false | Defines the start date of one week, complying with the org.exoplatform.cal endar.service.CalendarSetting class. |
| exo:dateFormat | String | false | Defines the date format, including dd/MM/yyyy, dd-MM-yyyy, MM/dd/yyyy, and MM-dd-yyyy. |
| exo:timeFormat | String | false | Defines the time format, including "hh:mm a" and "HH:mm". |
| exo:timeZone | String | false | The Id of the time zone, which is set by the user in compliance with the java.util.TimeZone Java class.
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| exo:showWorkingTime | false | Boolean | Checks if the working period is displayed or not. |
| exo:workingTimeBegin | String | false | Time to start working. This property only takes effect when exo:showWorkingTime is set to true. |
| exo:workingTimeEnd | String | false | Time to end working. This property only takes effect when exo:showWorkingTime is set to true. |
| exo:defaultPrivateCalendars | String | true | The list of the hidden private calendars. |
| exo:defaultPublicCalendars | String | true | The list of the hidden public calendars. |
| exo:defaultSharedCalendars | String | true | The list of the hidden shared calendars. |
| exo:sharedCalendarsColors | String | true | Defines the color of the shared calendar, which is in the format of [calendar id]:[color name]. |
| exo:sendOption | String | false | The option to notify users before sending an invitation via email: never (not sending all time), always (sending message without asking) and ask (asking before sending). |