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Lotusphere 2007: AD301 - Calendaring and Scheduling 101: How to Use IBM Lotus Notes and Domino Calendar and Scheduling in your Applications

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Lotusphere 2007: AD301 - Calendaring and Scheduling 101: How to Use IBM Lotus Notes and Domino Calendar and Scheduling in your Applications
Category:Lotusphere Developer Presentations
Audience:Application Developer
Date Posted:03/15/2007
File Size:2,854,508 bytes

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Come learn about the inner workings of the Lotus Notes and Domino Calendar and Scheduling (C&S) system. This session will provide information to help you use Calendar and Scheduling in your applications, including how calendar events are represented in Lotus Notes, what happens when creating or updating a calendar event, and the overall workflow process. We'll also include a sneak preview of the future C&S APIs now under development.



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Lotusphere 2007: AD301 - Calendaring and Scheduling 101: How to Use IBM Lotus Notes and Domino Calendar and Scheduling in your Applications (Submitted by Lotus/IBM - 15.03.2007)
comment See Lotus Script C&S classes in the Designer’s Reference (Submitted by Wesley Guisso - 16.07.2007)

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