DXOutlook365Sync.MergeSingleItem Event
Allows you to specify a merge action based on a condition.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraScheduler.Microsoft365Calendar
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraScheduler.v24.2.Microsoft365Calendar.dll
Declaration
Event Data
The MergeSingleItem event's data class is Outlook365CalendarMergeEventArgs. The following properties provide information specific to this event:
Property | Description |
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ActionType | Gets or sets a merge action. |
Handled | Gets or sets a value that specifies whether a merge operation was handled and no default processing is required. |
IsMergeConflict | Gets a value that indicates whether a merge conflict was detected. |
OutlookEvent | Gets a source event in a user calendar or the default calendar in Outlook365. |
SchedulerAppointment | Gets a source appointment. |
TargetOutlookEvent | Gets or sets the target Outlook 365 event. |
TargetSchedulerAppointment | Gets or sets the target appointment. |
The event data class exposes the following methods:
Method | Description |
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ConvertAppointmentToEvent(Appointment) | Converts the specified appointment to an Outlook 365 event. |
ConvertEventToAppointment(Event, String, Boolean) | Converts the specified Outlook 365 event to an appointment. |
Remarks
The MergeSingleItem
event occurs for each appointment/event pair during an export, an import, or a merge operation and allows you to redefine a merge action based on a condition.
Use the e.ActionType property to specify the merge action.
The following example demonstrates how to import Outlook 365 events that have not started.
using DevExpress.XtraScheduler.Microsoft365Calendar;
dxOutlook365Sync1.MergeSingleItem += DxOutlook365Sync1_MergeSingleItem;
private void DxOutlook365Sync1_MergeSingleItem(object sender, Outlook365CalendarMergeEventArgs e) {
if(e.OutlookEvent != null && e.OutlookEvent.Start.ToDateTime() < DateTime.Now)
e.ActionType = MergeActionType.DoNothing;
}
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