b) Dacien, I have no clue. The code is build using .NET 1.1, so 2.0 should not be required. Are you telling me that you can build the whole thing without a hinch, and on "Go" you get the "Can not find CalendarService" error? Are you rebuilding the libraries as well, or just rebuilding the sample, and adding references to the downloaded gdata dlls ?
Frank Mantek
On 7/4/06, dfiordean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for sharing this with us. BTW, I downloaded the new C# library
for Goggle calendar and tried to launch the sample application included
in the zip file. It didn't work, so I tried to open the solution and
have a look at it. Nothing weired, so I attempted a rebuild which was
successfull. When I launch the sample from the IDE I always get the
following exception:
"An unhandled exception of type 'System.IO.FileNotFoundException '
occured in Unknown Module.
Additional information: File or assembly name CalendarService, or one
of its dependencies, was not found."
I tried all sort of things: I installed .NET framework 2.0, removed the
references towards gdata, gextensions and gcalendar and added them
back, tried to install the assemblies in the GAC with no success
(except gdata - the others have no strong names as reported by
gacutil).
Do u have an idea on how I might sort this out?
Thanks,
Dacian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The C# client code has been updated, fixing several bugs in the C#
> persistence code. (Release notes below.) Much thanks to Frank Mantek
> for his hard work on this, and everyone on this group for all the great
> feedback. Keep up the good work!
>
> The latest C# client can be downloaded as part of the client tools
> release package, available here:
> http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/gdata.zip
>
> We've also fixed several minor inconsistencies in the documentation,
> especially with reguards to the interpretation of the start-min and
> start-max query parameters. Please check out the updated Calendar API
> doc, here: http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/calendar.html
>
> Mark Stahl
>
> -----
>
> What's Changed in C# GData Client v 1.0.2:
>
> - Fixed a problem persisting feedlink elements
> - added an AllDay flag to the When class to allow parsing and persting
> of all day events
> - cleaned up the persistence code in the extension classes
> - fixed a problem that resulted in persisting multiple extensionn
> objects instead of one
> - added a timestamp method to the Tracing class to help measuring
> performance in simple cases
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