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How do you add data to the WebCalendar
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Hi,

I just added the following to a web page in Visual Studio 2008 using VB.

AccessDataSource

WebScheduleInfo

WebScheduleOleDbProvider

WebCalendarView

WebDayView

WebWeekView

Everything seems to work ok and they are all work together but I don't know how to add data to the database. Do you need to do it with code? Are there any controls that I can use to add the calendar data? I see that there is an Access WebSchedule Data Model available from Microsoft for $99. Does that work to add data? Is there something similar from Infragistics?

Additionally, I would have preferred to use SQL Server 2008 but all the instructions I found are for Access. Although I just found something on this forum to wire the controls to the SQL database. I may try that but I still need to know how to add data. Would the process be the same for Access or SQL Server?

Thanks

 

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    it depends...

    for activities the view controls offer a double-click pop-up

    there is also a .net object model for managing resuorces, activities, etc

    and a javascript object model

    also you can call the IG stored procedures directly from your application

    or you can use your own data structures and wire them up to the IG object model.

    It looks like a real-world solution will need to use mroe than one of these appraoches depending on the function.  For example for managing resources I have written a C# data access layer that wraps the IG stored procedures.  For managing appointments I let the users have access to day week and month view controls.  For some specialized features (schedule excel upload and some system-created activities) I am using the IG C# classes.

    So if you are still following this thread, how's it going?

     

     

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