Why not implement a generic dataProvider property that simply looks for a collection of appointment objects? Then it can be up to the developer how they want to populate that collection, whether from XML, RO, SQLite in AIR, web service, whatever.
The component functionally looks very nice though I think it would be important, as a developer, to be able to skin each piece of the component as I like. Also, I noticed that the month view does not appear to show any of the appointments, and I would think that important as well. I'm sure that's already on your list of things to do as you complete it. Thanks so much for the good work! Nick On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 1:46 AM, jmfillman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am nearing completion of an appointment calendar, and would like to > get feedback from the various developers out there. Keep in mind I'm > still a month or two from being done (I hope), so there are a few > things that need to be completed and other items to be cleaned up a > bit, but I would like to get input as to how useful you find it, what > features you would like to see, and any issues you run into while > using it, etc. You can post any questions, suggestions, or issues > here or click on the "More Information" button in the application for > additional details. > > To use the calendar, please visit: http://www.imbizzi.com > > Documentation is one of the remaining items to finish up over the > next few weeks, but here is a quick tutorial: > > 1. Double-click OR click and drag on the grid to initiate an > appointment. > > 2. Click on a single appointment to modify it. > > 3. You can click, drag, and drop appointments around. If in Week > View, you can drag to another day and drop. > > 4. You can drag-resize appointments > > This will be a commercial component, somewhere around $200-$250 USD. > > I prefer using RemoteObjects, and that is how this is currently > built. If you want to use a WebService or some other option, let me > know. If there is enought interest, I'll work on adding that > capability. > > This is connected to a MySQL DB, and I'm using WebORB PHP. > > Just about everything you see is customizable so it can fit in with > the design of existing applications. For now, the button icons are > the only exception. > > I look forward to your feedback. > > >
