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| * [[Open-Xchange_Plugin_Overview|Overview of Open-Xchange Plugins (Bundles)]] | | * [[Open-Xchange_Plugin_Overview|Overview of Open-Xchange Plugins (Bundles)]] |
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| If you have further requests, this document describes the Open-Xchange feature prioritization process and the options for partners and customers to either feed feature requests into this process or to order custom feature implementations.
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| * [http://www.open-xchange.com/fileadmin/user_upload/open-xchange/document/whitepaper/Process_Custom_Feature_Requests.pdf Open-Xchange Feature Process - Custom Feature Request Policy]
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| = Community Connector = | | = Community Connector = |
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| == OX LDAP Sync == | | == OX LDAP Sync == |
| * [[OXLDAPSync_Guide|Installation of OX LDAP Sync]] | | * [[OXLDAPSync_Guide|Installation of OX LDAP Sync]] |
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| == OXtender for WebAdmin Panel ==
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| == Open-Xchange Munin integration == | | == Open-Xchange Munin integration == |
Latest revision as of 11:20, 23 May 2017
Open-Xchange Plugins
Open-Xchange is using the OSGi architecture to have maximum extensibility and flexibility. Many parts of Open-Xchange Server can be replaced by different OSGi components, which are called Bundles.
OX LDAP Sync
Open-Xchange Munin integration