No, i can't because the IsPersistable method Trims off any whitespaces.

Frank Mantek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Ok, got it. ... Not sure what to do 
about it right now, but i will figure something out for the next release.... 
For a workaround, can you use a string with one blank?

Frank

  On 2/25/07, Kulvinder Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:    Just a simple way 
to replicate what i mentioned.
   
  1. Create a Calendar Event programatically and insert it in Google calendar 
with Event "Where" as "WHATEVER".
  2. Now try updationg this newly created event's Where as "".
  3. The Where in the Google Calendar will still remain as "WHATEVER".
   
  This is due to a check in Google Calendar API -> 
Utilities.IsPersistable(string) which just skips NULL or EMPTY strings.

 
    On 2/25/07, Frank Mantek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   Sorry, i missed the 
original post. Reading your original post below, i am not quite sure on what 
you are observing? What is the "wrong" behavior? Can you put a code snippet and 
what is happening here? 

Frank Mantek 
Google   

  On 2/24/07, Kulvinder Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:     
Any updates on this ?
   
  
Kulvinder Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
    Hi,
   
  I have noted one thing while updating the Where and Content elements in 
Google calendar API. 
   
  This is special case when a NON-NULL or NON-EMPTY value of Where or Content 
elements in a Google Event is set to EMPTY or NULL value.
   
  I think the problem is while checking the Utilities.IsPersistable(content or 
where) before setting to Save the value in the XML.
   
  Is the behaviour of Google API correct ?
   
  Regards
  Kulvinder Singh
    
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