Viewing Calendar Contents
Appointment and meeting information is retrieved in one of the following four ways:
Iterate through the entire Messages collection of the calendar folder to process all AppointmentItem objects. The following code does this:
' gCdoSession previously Dim'ed, Set, and logged on. Dim CdoFolder As MAPI.Folder Dim CdoMessages As MAPI.Messages Dim CdoAppointmentItem As MAPI.AppointmentItem ' Get the user's Calendar folder. Set CdoFolder = gCdoSession.GetDefaultFolder(CdoDefaultFolderCalendar) ' Get the collection of appointments. Set CdoMessages = CdoFolder.Messages ' Loop for each appointment. For Each CdoAppointmentItem In CdoMessages ' ' Code that does something with an AppointmentItem object ' Next CdoAppointmentItem
Apply a filter to the Messages collection, then iterate through the resulting members. This technique is described in the next section.
Invoke the GetAssociatedAppointment method of the MeetingItem object. This was discussed earlier in this chapter under Section 8.2, in the discussion of the MeetingResponseStatus property of the AppointmentItem object.
If the message ID of the appointment or meeting is known, invoke the GetMessage method of the Session object, as shown here:
' CdoSession previously Dim'ed, Set, and logged on. ' strMessageID previously Dim'ed and assigned. Dim CdoAppointmentItem As MAPI.AppointmentItem Set CdoAppointmentItem = CdoSession.GetMessage(strMessageID)
The message ID can be found in the ID property of the AppointmentItem ...
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