Outlook Calender Events

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Haripriya

Hi, I am developing an outlook add-in in c++, COM based. The requirement is
when ever i clicked on the button all Google calender events will be imported
to the outlook calender and vice-versa. I created add-in in outlook..But i
struck up with the calender events.
Any suggestions on this???

Thanks in Advance.
 
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Jaykishan

Haripriya said:
Hi, I am developing an outlook add-in in c++, COM based. The requirement is
when ever i clicked on the button all Google calender events will be imported
to the outlook calender and vice-versa. I created add-in in outlook..But i
struck up with the calender events.
Any suggestions on this???

Thanks in Advance.

Hi Folks,

I comprehend with the lady above.. I do have a similar kind of
requirements.. I need to build a plugin for outlook which talks to the built
in calendar, by talks to i mean my plugin should be able to communicate with
calendar say by adding calendar events and remainders.. but i haven't got the
clue as to what the events are and stuff... i am new to Outlook programming
and i am glad that i am not the only one here stuck in the pile of
uncertainty..

If somebody could link me up with good article or even a place to look for
the same.. i will be on it in no time...

PS: i am using ATL COM with MFC support..

Thanks in advance..

cheers,
Jay
 
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Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]

Please do not hijack other people's threads, make your own post since your
question isn't the same as the original poster's.

You might want to start out by looking at www.outlookcode.com. There are
lots of samples there in many languages, even a couple in C++. There is also
a lot of information and sample code for working with all Outlook objects,
including calendar items.
 
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Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]

Does the google calendar even support retrieving items using code? That
would be the first thing to determine. If it does, and you can get those
items then it's just a matter of creating Outlook appointment items from
those google items, and vice versa.

For general Outlook programming information, including working with Outlook
appointment items, look around at www.outlookcode.com. Then you can post any
specific questions you might have.
 

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