09-20-2013 03:12 AM - edited 09-20-2013 03:19 AM
Hi Everyone.
I would like to programaticaly send apointements in a google calendar using labview.
I've almost no idea from where to start...
I found this but I haven't the prerequisite knowledge in web programming for this to be helpfull...
If some of you have some tips and or example to share, I would be very gratefull to here them.
Have a nice day
Antoine
09-27-2013 06:49 AM - edited 09-27-2013 06:49 AM
Hi folks,
Looks like my subjet is not whiping a crowd into a frenzy
Little UP after one week, just in case...
Even a few clues from where to start could be helpfull
Thanks in advance
Antoine
09-27-2013 09:35 AM
I had looking into this a few months ago, but ended up going a different route. Here is the vi I was writting to give you a head start. The e-mail send vi is based on one I found elsewhere in the forums modified for calendar attachments. You'll have to programatically create the attachment for e-mailing.
If I remember correctley, the file is an .ics extension. There is plenty you can find online about how to create a file for a specific date/time, whether to include an alarm, etc.
I've also attached the vi I was working on to generate event attachment files (needs some work).
09-30-2013 02:17 AM
Hi pjr1121,
Many thanks for your help, it's very kind.
I'll look at your work in detail later today.
If I manage to get something up an running I will send it here of course.
Have a nice day
Antoine
02-08-2014 04:22 AM
Your job sounds very interesting. Could you attach the examples for labview 8? I cannot open them.
many thanks
giovanni
11-09-2016 07:25 AM
Hey Antoine,
I am looking at this moment for exactly the same implemention !!
Whats your progress/solution on this? Anybody else ??
I would like to add a google calender event on a specific agenda.
I used already the "calendar.event.insert" with the Google APIs Explorer, and it works ... but how to do it in LabVIEW.
Thanks, Rik
01-14-2018 01:28 PM
Hi, I look for same thing. Maybe you find something and can help me?