The dirty flag is used for a different purpose (and probably should
not be exposed at all to you) when the feed is loaded...
Here is an easy thing you can do:
every object has an ExtensionCollection. Entries in that collection
have to inherit from a special interface. There is a subclass using
that interface XmlElement i think is the name. You can subclass from
there, and just add a custom object to the extensioncollection that
you can check for.
Frank Mantek
Google
On Nov 12, 2008, at 10:59 PM, FHCIT wrote:
>
> I am working on a active directory <> google apps synchronization
> tool. I am trying to use the dirty the flag for a UserEntry to provide
> transactional support. I have tried setting UserEntry.dirty = true
> this setting holds as long as another gmail command is not issued and
> the connection is held open indefinitely. I cannot find a way to
> retrieve SendAs for the users in the domain, therefore I cannot check
> if any SendAs creations failed/timed out/or the program crashed. If I
> have a persistent dirty flag I forcibly recreate the SendAs or any
> other data updates which may fail. Here is the code I worked with so
> far and the results.
>
> ///
>
> AppsService service = new AppsService("gmaildomain.com",
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", "password");
> UserEntry gmailUser = service.RetrieveUser("testuser");
> gmailUser.Dirty = true;
> MessageBox.Show(gmailUser.Dirty.ToString
> ()); //returns true
> MessageBox.Show(gmailUser.IsDirty
> ()); //returns true
> gmailUser.Update();
> MessageBox.Show(gmailUser.Dirty.ToString
> ()); //returns false
> MessageBox.Show(gmailUser.IsDirty
> ()); //returns false
>
> gmailUser.Dirty = true;
> MessageBox.Show(gmailUser.Dirty.ToString
> ()); //returns true
> MessageBox.Show(gmailUser.IsDirty
> ()); //returns true
> service.UpdateUser(gmailUser);
> MessageBox.Show(gmailUser.Dirty.ToString
> ()); //returns false
> MessageBox.Show(gmailUser.IsDirty
> ()); //returns false
>
> ///
>
> If possible I would like to mark the accounts dirty, make all changes,
> then mark them clean. This would allow me to easily find the dirty
> accounts when recovering from a failure when I RetrieveAllUsers from
> the apps domain. If there is any way I could mark this information in
> the apps user account, even if it does not use the dirty flag let me
> know. I am open to ideas.
> >
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