Solution ::
Found the solution:
CalendarEvent calevent=event.getEvent();
eventname=calevent.getName();
Window.alert("eventname ::"+eventname);
eventdescription=calevent.getDescription();
Window.alert("eventdesc ::"+eventdescription);
Date startdate=calevent.getStartDate();
startdayofweek=startdate.getDay();
starthoursofday=startdate.getHours();
startminsofhour=startdate.getMinutes();
Window.alert("startdate ::"+startdate);
System.out.println(""+startdate);
//Wed May 05 06:00:00 IST 2010
Date endDate=calevent.getEndDate();
enddayofweek=endDate.getDay();
endhoursofday=endDate.getHours();
endminsofhour=endDate.getMinutes();
Window.alert("enddate ::"+endDate);
Now I have an other question
Scenario is : When a user creates a new event and refreshes the page I
require the event to stay.. can anyone help me on this..
Regards
naveen
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