OutlookAppointmentSynchronizingEventArgs.OutlookAppointment Property

Gets an MS Outlook appointment before synchronization.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraScheduler.Outlook

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraScheduler.v19.2.Core.dll

Declaration

C#

public _AppointmentItem OutlookAppointment { get; }

VB.NET

Public ReadOnly Property OutlookAppointment As _AppointmentItem

Property Value

Type	Description
_AppointmentItem	An _AppointmentItem object representing the MS Outlook appointment.

Remarks

By handling the AppointmentSynchronizer.AppointmentSynchronizing event of classes derived from the AppointmentSynchronizer class, you can change properties of an appointment in MS Outlook or decide whether to cancel the process.

To get access to the OutlookAppointment property, you should cast the AppointmentSynchronizedEventArgs object to the OutlookAppointmentSynchronizingEventArgs type.

Tip

A complete sample project is available in the DevExpress Code Examples database at http://www.devexpress.com/example=E699.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-implement-multi-user-synchronization-with-microsoft-outlook-e39/CS/MainForm.cs#L125

if (e.Operation == SynchronizeOperation.Delete) {
    if (GetOutlookAppointmentUserId(args.OutlookAppointment) != UserID) {
        e.Cancel = true;

how-to-synchronize-custom-field-values-between-outlook-and-schedulercontrol-e4000/CS/Form1.cs#L60

if (apt != null && args.OutlookAppointment != null) {
    if (importSynchronizer != null) {

how-to-synchronize-appointments-with-outlook-in-a-multi-user-application-e699/CS/MainForm.cs#L89

if (e.Operation == SynchronizeOperation.Delete) {
    if (GetOutlookAppointmentUserId(args.OutlookAppointment) != UserID) {
        e.Cancel = true;

how-to-implement-two-way-synchronization-between-scheduler-and-outlook-calendars-t423510/CS/SyncWithOutlook/OutlookSynchronizerHelper.cs#L128

case SynchronizeOperation.Create:
    eventArgs.Cancel = eventArgs.OutlookAppointment != null && deletedAppointments.Contains(eventArgs.OutlookAppointment.EntryID);
    break;

VB.NET

how-to-implement-multi-user-synchronization-with-microsoft-outlook-e39/VB/MainForm.vb#L126

If e.Operation = SynchronizeOperation.Delete Then
    If GetOutlookAppointmentUserId(args.OutlookAppointment) <> UserID Then
        e.Cancel = True

how-to-synchronize-custom-field-values-between-outlook-and-schedulercontrol-e4000/VB/Form1.vb#L62

If apt IsNot Nothing AndAlso args.OutlookAppointment IsNot Nothing Then
    If importSynchronizer IsNot Nothing Then

how-to-synchronize-appointments-with-outlook-in-a-multi-user-application-e699/VB/MainForm.vb#L92

If e.Operation = SynchronizeOperation.Delete Then
    If GetOutlookAppointmentUserId(args.OutlookAppointment) <> UserID Then
        e.Cancel = True

how-to-implement-two-way-synchronization-between-scheduler-and-outlook-calendars-t423510/VB/SyncWithOutlook/OutlookSynchronizerHelper.vb#L167

Case SynchronizeOperation.Create
    eventArgs.Cancel = eventArgs.OutlookAppointment IsNot Nothing AndAlso deletedAppointments.Contains(eventArgs.OutlookAppointment.EntryID)
Case SynchronizeOperation.Delete