Zimbra REST API Reference:Get FreeBusy

Introduction

Method: Get Folder

Method: Import Message

Method: Get Contacts

Method: Import Contacts

Method: Get Calendar

Method: Get FreeBusy

Method: Import Appointments

Method: Get Tasks

Method: Get Item

Method: Get Briefcase

Method: Get Briefcase Item

Method: Export Mailbox

Article Information
This article applies to the following ZCS versions. ZCS 6.0

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REST API Method: Get FreeBusy

Gets the calendar.

URL

http://localhost:7070/home/john.doe/calendar.ifb?{params}

Go to Command Format

HTTP Method

GET

Formats

ifb (Go to Response Formats)

Requires Authentication

true (Go to Authentication)

Parameters

• fmt. Optional. The response format. Defaults to ifb
• start. Optional. The start time range (milliseconds | yyyy/dd/mm | mm/dd/yyy | relative dates ).
• end. Optional. The end time range (milliseconds | yyyy/dd/mm | mm/dd/yyy | relative dates).

Relative Dates

Relative dates are either in the future (p/+/{not-specified}) or the past (m/-), along with a numeric value, followed by the units. For units, everything after the first character is ignored (except for the "mi" case):

• m(onths)
• mi(nutes)
• d(ays)
• w(eeks)
• h(ours)
• y(ears)

Examples:

• start=1day is "1 day from now"
• end=+2days is "2 days from now"
• start=p1day is "1 day from now"
• end=-2days is "2 days ago"
• start=+60mi is "60 minutes from now"
• end=+1week is "1 week from now"
• end=+6mon is "6 months from now"
• start=1year is "1 year from now"

Usage Examples

Export free/busy data from the calendar folder (note: this is the free/busy data for the calendar folder only):

http://localhost:7070/home/john.doe/calendar.ifb

http://localhost:7070/home/john.doe/calendar?fmt=jfb

Export free/busy data across all calendars that are configured to be included in free/busy data:

http://localhost:7070/home/john.doe/?fmt=ifb

Export free/busy data from the calendar folder for the next 60 days:

http://localhost:7070/home/john.doe/calendar.ifb?start=0d&end=60d