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Hello Ripsin,
Note that the RadCalendar control is not tested for colaboration with MicrosoftExchange however there should not be problems in this implementation. If you need to pass data between the RadCalednar and tye mentioned serevr you should use the proper events and pass the needed arguments. This scenario should be the same as using asp Calendar.
Best wishes,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
Note that the RadCalendar control is not tested for colaboration with MicrosoftExchange however there should not be problems in this implementation. If you need to pass data between the RadCalednar and tye mentioned serevr you should use the proper events and pass the needed arguments. This scenario should be the same as using asp Calendar.
Best wishes,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
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Jonathan
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answered on 11 Jan 2011, 09:07 PM
Hi Ripsin
You should check out the "Exchange Web Services Managed API":
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd633709%28v=EXCHG.80%29.aspx
Basically, you create a class inheriting from Telerik's SchedulerProviderBase, and update the required CRUD functions as needed. You can use Telerik's included "ExchangeSchedulerProvider" as a departure point, but I found that it is much more difficult to work with, has issues with recurrence and time zones, and returns larger sets of data than necessary (eg it fetches *all* recurrence events in the system and then parses them to see if any individual instances fall in the date range).
Cheers
Jonathan
You should check out the "Exchange Web Services Managed API":
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd633709%28v=EXCHG.80%29.aspx
Basically, you create a class inheriting from Telerik's SchedulerProviderBase, and update the required CRUD functions as needed. You can use Telerik's included "ExchangeSchedulerProvider" as a departure point, but I found that it is much more difficult to work with, has issues with recurrence and time zones, and returns larger sets of data than necessary (eg it fetches *all* recurrence events in the system and then parses them to see if any individual instances fall in the date range).
Cheers
Jonathan