hi,is it possible to directly show appointments from database? I have tried to use DataBindingsForAppointments but it doesn't work.How can I proceed? thanks
See the 'WinSchedule Database Demo' sample that ships with the product.
where do I find the examples?
Hi,
if you've installed the infragistics sdk, then you should have an entry in your start menu pointing to the sample codes, as shown here:
http://www.codemurai.de/content/binary/WindowsLiveWriter/WosinddielokalenInfragisticsBeispielcode_981E/image_1.png
Finally solved it ..Thanks for providing the information.LAM!
The sample includes a readme and a SQL create script to make it easier to get it up and running. You did not mention whether you ran the SQL create script; if not, you need to do that, or at least create a compatible SQL Server database to use with the sample.
Hello,I had modified the winschedule database demo coding.I'm trying to change the winschedule database demo default database(Ms Access) to SQL server,I change the DatabaseSupport connection string parameters .DATABASE_USER_IDDATABASE_PASSWORDDATABASE_NAMEDATABASE_SERVER_NAMEAny modify in DATABASE_CONNECTION_STRING_TEMPLATE needed?and I set frmMain constantsConst DATABASE_SQLSERVER As Boolean = TrueAfter Debug, the program show me this error "The oldDB provider specified in the connection string is too long"?Or just setup the SQL at the UltraCalenderInfo properties there?I'm quite confusing on it ..
Thanks,
hi. i'm also new to this infragistics.
i want store the appointment data into SQL server. Is it i have to externally add in data source or just put the appointment table name into the codes? or have any other way to do it?
thanx.
miko
It is stored as a byte array, using .NET's SOAP support. The Appointment.Save method serializes the appointment's object graph to a byte array, and the static FromBytes method provides a way to create a new Appointment instance from that data stream. The WinSchedule data binding layer uses this suport to save/retrieve the data to/from the AllPropertiesMember field, as demonstrated in the sample.