We had the same problem it seems that Google changed the type that
attendees are from Who to EventWho, this means the getParticipants
(which returns Who) is blank. We used the following code and now get
the List back.
for (EventWho googleAttendee :
CalendarEventEntry.getRepeatingExtension(EventWho.class)) {
result.getAttendees().add(new
EventAttendee(googleAttendee.getValueString(),
googleAttendee.getEmail()));
}
On May 2, 12:48 pm, TestGuy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the GData Java Calendar API, and when I call
> CalendarEventEntry.getParticipants() it always returns an empty list,
> even though I have participants for my event.
>
> For example:
>
> CalendarEventEntry entry = resultFeed.getEntries().get(i);
>
> int size = entry.getParticipants().size(); // Always 0!
>
> Via my debugger, I've managed to work around by fetching EventWho's
> from the RepeatingExtension collection directly:
>
> List<EventWho> myList =
> entry.getRepeatingExtension(EventWho.class);
> for (EventWho who : myList)
> {
> System.out.println("Event Who: " + who.getEmail());
> }
>
> It appears as though the getParticipants() method needs to be
> overridden in CalendarEventEntry, since it defines the EventWho class
> as a RepeatingExtension. Instead, getParticipants() is being called in
> the superclass (EventEntry), which looks for Who classes only (and not
> subclasses of Who).
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