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23.5 Accessing Teaming from the GroupWise
Client
Teaming is directly integrated with the GroupWise Windows client, but not with the Linux/Mac
client. However, from either client, a Teaming site can be accessed by setting up a Web panel for it.
Section 23.5.1, "Accessing Teaming through the Novell Teaming Folder," on page 242
Section 23.5.2, "Accessing Teaming from a GroupWise Web Panel," on page 242
23.5.1 Accessing Teaming through the Novell Teaming Folder
After GroupWise/Teaming integration as been set up, as described in
GroupWise/Teaming Integration for GroupWise Windows Client Users," on page
Windows client users can easily access the Teaming site from the GroupWise client by using the
following integration points:
The GroupWise Folder List includes a Novell Teaming folder at the bottom.
In the Novell Teaming folder, users have a folder that accesses their personal Teaming
workspace and a folder named My Teams that lists all the teams that user belongs to.
From any team listed in the My Teams folder, users can send e-mail to the team, access the
team calendar, and subscribe to the team RSS feed, if a calendar and RSS feed are available for
the team.
When users subscribe to a team RSS feed, a My Team Feeds folder is created under the Novell
Teaming folder.
Users can click any Teaming folder in the GroupWise Folder List to display the Teaming Web
page in the GroupWise Main Window.
23.5.2 Accessing Teaming from a GroupWise Web Panel
Windows client users and Linux/Mac client users can create a GroupWise panel to display the main
Teaming URL or any other Teaming URL that they want to display in GroupWise. For instructions,
see:
"Creating a New
Guide
"Creating a New
Guide
242 GroupWise 8 Interoperability Guide
Panel" in
"Getting
Organized" in the
Panel" in
"Getting
Organized" in the
Section 23.4, "Enabling
240, GroupWise
GroupWise 8 Windows Client User
GroupWise 8 Linux/Mac Client User
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