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  • March 2, 2006 at 8:43 am #4221
    kempf
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      Hi, i want to create an appointment in my own calendar which should be automatically accepted.

      It’s no problem to create an appointment, but i can’t find any possibility to accept this appointment

      Here is the code (i use Groupwise 7):

      set oDraft = GroupWise.Account.MailBox.Messages.Add(“GW.MESSAGE.APPOINTMENT”, fgwDraft)
      call oDraft.Recipients.Add(“anyone@blabla.com”, “”, fgwTo)

      oDraft.Subject=”Subject…”
      oDraft.StartDate=sStartDate
      oDraft.EndDate=sEndDate
      oDraft.AlarmSet=true
      oDraft.AlarmReminderMinutes=10

      ‘Version 1:
      call oDraft.Accept(“CRM inserted/changed appointment!”,210,NewMsg.messageid,true)
      set NewMsg=oDraft.Send()

      ‘Version 2:
      set NewMsg=oDraft.Send()
      call oDraft.Accept(“CRM inserted/changed appointment!”,210,NewMsg.messageid,true)

      ‘Version 3:
      set NewMsg=oDraft.Send()
      Groupwise.ItemAccept(“inserted/changed appointment)
      or
      Groupwise.ItemAccept(“inserted/changed appointment”,210,”” & NewMsg.messageid & “”,0)

      ‘Version 4
      set NewMsg=oDraft.Send()
      iSyntax = “ItemAccept(“”inserted/changed appointment””;210;””” & NewMsg.messageid & “””;0)”
      msgbox groupwise.throwtoken(iSyntax, returnVal)

      …what every i try, the appointment is never accepted. Whats wrong?

      The next problem is, that i can’t set the Alarm. I tried:
      oDraft.AlarmSet=true
      oDraft.AlarmReminderMinutes=10

      but nothing happens. Isn’t it possible to set the Alarm parameters before sending the appointment?

      Thanks for your help

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    • March 2, 2006 at 3:44 pm #7528
      Support 3
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        Hi kempf,

        If you want to create an appointment to your calendar then you should create posted appointment. No need to send the appointment to yourself and later accept the appointment. I don’t think you can automatically send and accept an appointment. See the example code below to create a posted appointment with alarm time:

        set oGWAppt = groupwise.account.calendar.messages.Add(“GW.MESSAGE.APPOINTMENT”, fgwPersonal)
        oGWAppt.OnCalendar = TRUE
        oGWAppt.StartDate = now
        oGWAppt.EndDate = DateAdd(“d”, 1, date)
        oGWAppt.Subject.PlainText = “Test appointment”
        oGWAppt.Place = “Office”
        oGWAppt.BodyText.PlainText = “Appointment body”
        oGWAppt.AlarmSet = true
        oGWAppt.AlarmReminderMinutes = 20
        set oGWAppt = nothing

        However, if you want to accept an incoming appointment then you have to use the Token API. The example code below uses the Token API to accept a selected appointment. See Formativ language Guide for more information about ThrowToken method.

          set oMsg = client.clientstate.commandmessage
  msgbox groupwise.throwtoken("ItemAccept(""Review required"";160;""" & oMsg.messageid & """;)", returnVal)
  set oMsg = nothing

        Hope this helps.

        Regards,
        Advansys Support

        March 3, 2006 at 4:35 am #7530
        kempf
        Participant

          Ahhhh, thats it…. Smile

          Now i understand…

          Thanks for you quick help

          March 3, 2006 at 4:46 am #7529
          Support 2
          Moderator

            Thanks for the feedback. Great to hear that the information was helpful.

            Regards,

            Advansys Support

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