The way to do this is (look at the beautifull pseudocode :)):
fContinue = true;
startUri = "the default URI";
while (fContinue) {
feed = service.query(startUri);
startUri = feed.NextUri;
fContinue = MyEvent is Not in that Chunk of the feed...;
}
So you test against the chunk, then get the next chunk of the data range
query..
Would that work for you?
On 7/11/06, dino <dys...@gmail.com> wrote:
In the JavaDoc, it states that it sets the maximum number of results
that can be returned from a query but the server may choose to return
less than the maximum.
My understanding is that there is no way to ALWAYS retrieve all events
between two dates as the Google calendar server MAY CHOOSE NOT TO
return all the events between the two dates.
The reason why I want to retrieve all events between two dates is I
need to insert an event into the calendar if it does not conflict with
any other events already in my calendar.
Is there a way around this problem?
Thanks,
dean
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