SchedulerStorageControlExtension.GetAppointmentsToInsert<T>(String, Object, Object, MVCxAppointmentStorage, MVCxResourceStorage) Method

Obtains appointments which should be inserted into the data source.

Namespace: DevExpress.Web.Mvc

Assembly: DevExpress.Web.Mvc5.v24.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Web.Mvc5

Declaration

C#

public static T[] GetAppointmentsToInsert<T>(
    string name,
    object appointmentDataObject,
    object resourceDataObject,
    MVCxAppointmentStorage appointmentStorage,
    MVCxResourceStorage resourceStorage
)

VB.NET

Public Shared Function GetAppointmentsToInsert(Of T)(
    name As String,
    appointmentDataObject As Object,
    resourceDataObject As Object,
    appointmentStorage As MVCxAppointmentStorage,
    resourceStorage As MVCxResourceStorage
) As T()

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
name	String	The name of a Scheduler Storage control as it is specified by the SettingsBase.Name property.
appointmentDataObject	Object	A collection of appointments in the scheduler storage control.
resourceDataObject	Object	A collection of resources in the scheduler storage control.
appointmentStorage	MVCxAppointmentStorage	An MVCxAppointmentStorage object that implements the appointment storage functionality and contains mappings.
resourceStorage	MVCxResourceStorage	An MVCxResourceStorage object that implements the resource storage functionality and contains mappings.

Type Parameters

Name
T

Returns

Type	Description
T[]	A Model data class instance that is the entity contained in the appointment data source and mapped to an appointment.

Remarks

The GetAppointmentsToInsert<T> method creates a fake Scheduler Storage control extension but does not apply all scheduler settings specified in the view, for better performance. Then, an appointment being inserted is retrieved from this Scheduler Storage control extension instance.

Utilizing the GetAppointmentsToInsert<T> method allows you to handle recurring appointments correctly. Now when an end-user selects and moves multiple recurring appointments at the same time, the corresponding number of database records will be created. For example, if two recurring appointments are moved simultaneously, two records will appear in the database.