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IDataSource.Import()

+

Description:

+

The Import method imports entries into a calendar. +The information must be imported from an iCal or vCal file. For more information +about these two formats, see the Calendar +Service overview page.

+

This method can be called both synchronously and asynchronously.

+

Syntax:

+

For synchronous calls:

+
result = so.IDataSource.Import(criteria);
+ +

For asynchronous calls:

+
result = so.IDataSource.Import(criteria, callback);
+ +

Arguments:

+
    +
  • criteria:

    + +

    This is an object that specifies the calendar entries to import and +optionally the target calendar. For more information about the object properties +and how to define them, see section Criteria for importing calendar entries.

    + +
  • +
  • callback:

    + +

    The callback argument is the name of the method +that is executed when an asynchronous Import call has +results or status information to return. You must define this method separately. +Follow the instructions in section Defining the callback handler for an asynchronous method to +define the callback method.

    +

    This argument is used only with an asynchronous Import call.

    + +
  • +
+

Return value:

+

If synchronous, the Import method returns an object +that contains a list of the imported calendar entries, an error code, and +an error message.

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Table: Return value +properties for a synchronous Import
+

Property

+
+

Description

+
+

Value

+
+

result.ReturnValue

+
+

This is an iterator that contains an ordered list of objects. The objects +contain the ids (strings) of the entries that were successfully +imported to the calendar. The same id may be repeated +multiple times in case of child entries.

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+

result.ErrorCode

+
+

This is a number that specifies a predefined error code.

+
+

See Service API error codes.

+
+

result.ErrorMessage

+
+

This is a text string that describes the error.

+
+

See Calendar Service API error messages.

+
+

If asynchronous, the Import method returns an object +that contains a transaction ID for the callback instance, +an error code, and an error message (see the following table). When the asynchronous +call has completed, callback returns an object that contains +a list of the imported calendar entries, an error code, and an error message +(see the preceding table).

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Table: Return value +properties for an asynchronous Import
+

Property

+
+

Description

+
+

Value

+
+

result.TransactionID

+
+

This is a number used as an identification to match transactions started +with an asynchronous Import call to one or more calls +it generates to callback.

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+

result.ErrorCode

+
+

This is a number that specifies a predefined error code.

+
+

See Service API error codes.

+
+

result.ErrorMessage

+
+

This is a text string that describes the error.

+
+

See Calendar Service API error messages.

+
+

Remarks:

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  • If entries are imported to a calendar other than the default +one, the corresponding calendar file must exist on the device.

  • +
  • For detailed information about calendar entries, see section Calendar entries.

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+

Example code:

+

+

For the complete source of a sample widget +that demonstrates how to use this Service API, see the full example.

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