On 2008-12-23 10:40:38 -0800, Kalvados <[email protected]> said:
>
> In case my subject is not complete enough :
>
> I want to retrieve only one event which I know the EventId.
> I don't find very complete information on how to use full text queries
> in C#.net...
> So for the moment I first retrieve all events, then I loop over the
> returned feed until I find the event matching the EventId I'm looking
> for...
> It's quite heavy to get only one event !
> So help would be appreciated :-)
>
> (I hope my English is comprehensible... excuse me if it's not)
Kalvados,
If by event ID, you're referring to the 'eid' query parameter that's
used outside of the Calendar API, then there's no other way to look up
the entry via the API.
However, if you're referring to the calendar's atom:id, then you can
use that as a URL (though I strongly suggest using the 'self' link
instead -- atom:id's are not guarenteed to be URLs). So, let's say you
have the event's ID stored as 'eventID', and you have a Calendar
service object 'calendarService'. In this case, the code should be:
AtomEntry entry = calendarService.get(eventID);
(I haven't tested this myself, and I don't use the .NET client very
often, so let me know if you encounter any problems with this.)
--
Trevor Johns
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