Can someone please direct me to a tutorial about this topic?
I can't seem to find one.
Thanks.
http://sptraining.sharepointsite.net/default.aspx
http://www.fpweb.net/sharepoint-tutorials/
http://sharepoint-videos.com/
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I've been told to develop an iOS 7.0 and above app which should include a way to import the user's MS Outlook events and show her such information within the app. This could be a quite general question, but I don't even know if it is possible to do that... Has somebody done something like that? I don't find any starting point, what would be necessary to do to import such events? Would it be mandatory to have an Outlook.com account synchronized in the same device, or could the events be remotely requested?
Any guidance should be appreciated. Thanks in advance
You can use the Exchange Web Services (REST API). See EWS Managed API, EWS, and web services in Exchange for more information.
If you're still looking for it, here is one awesome SDK that can help you with it. Office365 has great set of sample codes and training to help you with it. Hopefully this will come in handy for you. Cheers (:
I am reading here about the REST API of JIRA:
http://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/latest/#id233354
I can see there are methods to post an attachment to an issue, as well as to get information about an attachment by it's ID. But I can not find a call that can provide me with a list of attachments for a specific issue.
So my question is: How is JIRA linking the attachments to the issues? How can I get a list of attachment ids for a specific issue?
Thanks :)
EDIT
Actually, if I make the call to get the issue information (full issue information) the attachments are there as a field. Thanks for reading anyway :)
Make the call to get the issue information (full issue information) the attachments are there as a field.
We are using TFS 2010 in my company but are only using its VSS feature.
For adding/updating any bug/feature request, we are using Assembla... mainly because of the reason that we also want to allow external users to add/update a work item.
I Googled and found that TFS supports a feature called 'Work Item Only View(WIOV)'.
Can you please guide me what OTHER options are available so that all internal/expernal bug/work item save only in TFS database.
Also, anyone using WIOV can please suggest how well it can help me in above scenerio.
Thank you!
I think that this blog describes what you're trying to do
I need to start extracting events in a microsoft calendar.
I've never done this before, so just want pointing in the right direction.
Does anyone know if this is possible using Active directory?
Anyone have any examples of where this has been done before?
Thanks,
Ian
Active Directory is an authentication system, primarily. The calendar data would be stored in an application, I imagine Exchange as a guess, if you are using Microsoft technology.
This data is NOT exposed via Active Directory.
I'd like to be able to get all my Google chat logs so that I can use them for training a chat bot type of thing.
I am aware of the limitations that have been imposed by Google so that chats cannot be simply downloaded through IMAP. I'm looking for workarounds.
As of September 2011, Google removed the restriction on downloading chats. Google now allows export of chatlogs using IMAP.
It's not possible to download the chat logs unless they're attached to an email conversation - maybe you could fwd all of the logs that are held in your 'chats' folder and then download the conversations over IMAP or POP?
I recently had to do the same thing and coded a quick ruby script. http://9seats.com/2011/04/archiving-gmail-chat-logs-with-ruby/
If you're looking to make a program to do this, you could use a greasemonkey script and a local PHP server.
The greasemonkey script would pick up chats as you visit them, parse them, and send them to the local PHP server, which could then dump it to a TXT, SQL, whatever.
Contact me if you want some help, I might be interested in this, though I'll be on holidays the next months :)
Take a wander through the Google Talk API. And this may, or may not, help too: GMailAPI
If you know how to download a email. You can do the same to chat. Because chats are nothing but an email tagged with label chat. If you see chats, they are actually sent from the person you chatted with to you.