Hi,
One way you could get around this security issue would be to fully
implement sharing individual items. Meaning, you could send patients
an invitation for an appointment which they can freely edit in a
browser, but only give them view-only access to a calendar which
shows them available time slots.
Mimi
On Aug 14, 2008, at 10:19 AM, Jeffrey Harris wrote:
Right now our security model doesn't really support modes of
operation beyond read-only, or free-busy only, or full read-write
for every item. I think in the long run you'd really want
patients to only be able to edit their own appointments, but that
level of security could be added to the server later on, I
suspect. It's certainly an oft-discussed feature.
Sincerely,
Jeffrey
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