On Aug 30, 9:32 pm, "gao.brian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has somebody achived this via google api? and how?
>
> Thanks
Sorry, this isn't possible right now using the GData Calendar API.
However, what you might be able to do is use the iCalendar (RFC 2447)
interface to acknowledge the invitation. The iCalendar UID for an
event created through Google Calendar is (at least in my very, very
limited testing, there could be situations where this isn't the case)
<ID>@google.com, where <ID> is the same as the Event ID used by the
Calendar API. So, you'd use the data in the Calendar API feed to
construct an iCalendar invitation acknowledgment, then send that to
the event organizer's email address.
It's not at all straightforward, and the catch is it will only work
for events created within Google Calendar (if somebody using a 3rd
party calendar program -- such as Apple's iCal -- sends you an invite,
the UID will be completely different from what's in the feed).
However, if you're determined this is a way that you could make it
work somewhat.
This is a known issue, so you might want to vote for ("star") the
issue to let the developers know you're interested in seeing this
fixed. You'll also get notified if there's any changes to the issue
(such as it being fixed). Here's the link to the relevant entry in the
issue tracker:
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-issues/issues/detail?id=11
--
Trevor Johns
http://tjohns.net
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