Outlook Plugin

What it is responsible for

The Outlook Plugin manages calendar-event synchronization with Microsoft Outlook by creating and updating appointments, representing dates with timezone information, organizers or recipients, recurrence patterns, and event-property enums. It also addresses Microsoft Graph HTTP 429 ApplicationThrottled failures during calendar synchronization: matchingPamsCalendarWithOutlookCalendar had made rapid sequential Graph calls and exceeded the MailboxConcurrency limit. The documented change adds a 500ms delay between API calls and uses executeWithRateLimit to control call timing. Its calendar models also cover simplified event creation, retrieval responses, retrieval query parameters, date formatting, all-day events, and recurring weekly meetings.

Notable members

• matchingPamsCalendarWithOutlookCalendar synchronizes Pams and Outlook calendars; its rapid sequential Graph calls motivated rate limiting.
• executeWithRateLimit manages API-call timing, including documented delay between calls.
• Calendar models calendar events for creating or updating appointments and recurrence.

483 entities in Outlook_plugin. Nothing else in this repository depends on it.

What it is made of

Its 483 entities sit in 13 files under Outlook_plugin: 470 doc comments, 12 markdown docs and 1 function.

Where work enters

• Microsoft Graph API 429 Error Fix — Outlook_plugin/429_ERROR_FIX_README.md:1
• Deployment Readiness Checklist for Pams Outlook Add-in — Outlook_plugin/DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.md:1
• Pams Outlook Add-in Deployment Guide — Outlook_plugin/DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md:1
• Docker Hub Rate Limit Fix — Outlook_plugin/DOCKER_RATE_LIMIT_FIX.md:1

How this code is named

These conventions cover most of the codebase. Learning them is faster than reading an index — each one lets you find any member of its family without looking it up.