Further to Taivo's question and Ryan's answer...
Ryan's answer is plausable in theory but in practice how exactly do you
retrieve the object out of the list and modify it?! Whichever way I do
it it has no effect on the calendar's representation of the event's
times. The way I see it you always have to create a new When object
this way and the addTime method never edits existing times.
When newWhen = new When();
newWhen.setStartTime(newDateTime);
newWhen.setEndTime(newDateTime);
eventEntry.addTime(newWhen);
Any help would be appreciated.
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