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Old March 21st 06, 01:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Deck
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Default Synchronising tasks

I have an application that creates tasks on a database
and outlook at the same time. That's the easy part.
The problem is if the user edited or deleted the
outlook tasks, I want the changes to reflect on
tasks saved on the database. Is there any way
to accomplish this?

thanks in advance !


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Old March 21st 06, 04:24 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
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"Deck" wrote in message ...
I have an application that creates tasks on a database
and outlook at the same time. That's the easy part.
The problem is if the user edited or deleted the
outlook tasks, I want the changes to reflect on
tasks saved on the database. Is there any way
to accomplish this?

thanks in advance !


I think this would be a very good question to ask the people who
developed/support your database application.


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Old March 21st 06, 07:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Thaddaeus Parker
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Default Synchronising tasks

You are going to have to capture two events in your application in order
accomplish what you want. One is the Write event for the item that you are
editing; the Second is the BeforeItemDelete event for the item. Once you
capture those events you will be able to send updates to the database.

regards,
Thaddaeus.

"Deck" wrote in message ...
I have an application that creates tasks on a database
and outlook at the same time. That's the easy part.
The problem is if the user edited or deleted the
outlook tasks, I want the changes to reflect on
tasks saved on the database. Is there any way
to accomplish this?

thanks in advance !



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Old March 21st 06, 10:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Deck
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Default Synchronising tasks

is there any example i can have a look at ?

thanks


"Thaddaeus Parker" wrote in message
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You are going to have to capture two events in your application in order
accomplish what you want. One is the Write event for the item that you
are editing; the Second is the BeforeItemDelete event for the item. Once
you capture those events you will be able to send updates to the database.

regards,
Thaddaeus.

"Deck" wrote in message ...
I have an application that creates tasks on a database
and outlook at the same time. That's the easy part.
The problem is if the user edited or deleted the
outlook tasks, I want the changes to reflect on
tasks saved on the database. Is there any way
to accomplish this?

thanks in advance !





 




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