I want to create an appointment on a Public Calendar in Exchange 2010 using an ASP.Net 4.5 WebForm and C#. I've found some resources on EWS and SOAP, but I don't know how to get started creating it. I've never worked with XML files before and don't know how to send them to the Exchange server from my ASP.Net app.
Are there any simple examples of this?
You don't need a huge knowledge of SOAP/XML when using the EWS Managed API - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dd633709(v=exchg.80).aspx
The link above provides example of how to create a link to the exchange service, as well as create and edit appointments.
It's a good starting block.
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it is possible to integrating Microsoft Dynamics AX with Web API, if its is possible please send how to integrate and what is best way to integrating with Microsoft Dynamics AX (i.e Web API, WCF or any other is best).
Thanks in advance.
I would create a C# class library, which would act as a wrapper/broker for the WebAPI. You can provide the class library with the URL to the Web API as a Service Reference, which would then discover the webmethods exposed by the API. Once added to the AOT, you would be able to access these as strongly typed methods / types.
For a tutorial on how to do this, see the example on adding Bing search:
Walkthrough: Calling an External Web Service from X++ [AX2012]
Googling did not result any useful answers so I'm trying you.
Has anyone out there ever done an integration of a Sharepoint Blog into an ASP.NET web application? Or, do you know of any sharepoint web services available for retrieving and updating sharepoint blog content? Any info is appreciated.
Sharepoint is MOSS 2010
The web application is a sitecore intranet
portal 3.3 but this may be inconsequential
There wouldn't be a simple solution to this, however here are a couple of approaches you could explore:
1) Consume the SharePoint Blog RSS feed in your .NET application to get the blog posts
2) Use the SharePoint Client Object Model to interact with SharePoint via custom code. Using the object model (through C# or VB) you could create new posts (which are just list items) as well as retrieve them. Here is a good place to start on writing custom code with the Client Object Model: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee857094.aspx
Check this open source web part
http://www.bendsoft.com/downloads/sharepoint-web-parts/sharepoint-blog-reader/
It would be very simple to convert to generic .net usage, contact Bendsoft at their forum (http://forum.bendsoft.com), maybe they will help you with some of the work. It isn't very difficult when using a connector.
The solution is compatible with both SP 2007, 2010 and also feature versions like 2013.
Does anyone know of a way to sync outlook calendar to custom control? The custom control is shared by all users on a web page, but each user has access to his meeting using outlook. I have searched a couple of controls and the only way to do this was by using ics files, I would like to have all this done programmatically.
Assuming your organization uses MS Exchange and your version supports it you could look at using the Exchange web service api. Here's a link for the Exchange 2010 SDK docs.
Please tell me how can i use/integrate/get Outlook's Scheduler in my asp.net application. i mean a person can use Outlook's scheduler to create his schedule..and i can show it in my asp.net application. or if any sample scheduler code/control is available than also give me link of it.. plez help me out.. thanks.
i have just read about "Google Data API" and "Calendar Data API" plez tell me about it.. is it can provide me facilities of good scheduler?
You can't reliably use the Outlook API from an ASP.NET application. Outlook is only designed to be automated from interactive client applications.
You can however use the Exchange Web Services API to access the data in Exchange. This is much better than using Outlook even if it were possible because you don't incur the heavy overhead of the Outlook application just to access the data.
Exchange Web Services
Here is an excellent scheduling tool in ASP.net. Have been using it for years and it is great.
http://www.daypilot.org/
I'm looking for a way to create Outlook Task Request from ASP.NET. I'm using Exchange Server 2003 for email server. Basically, user of my ASP.NET application will do something that will create Outlook Task based on some logic. Is this natively supported in .NET or must I use third party component?
You can use WebDav for Exchange. Here is an example how to do this.
Are you using Outlook with an Exchange Server? If so, you can use Exchange Web Services.
Exchange Web Services are an easy way of doing pretty much anything within an Exchange mailbox, so if you're going to be doing more than just Outlook Tasks, then it may be worth looking at. Otherwise, AFAIK, there are no native .Net classes (that ship with the framework).
I have also not seen any 3rd party components out there so far...