About
This handler uses the Exchange Web Services (accessed through the Viewpoint ruby gem) to delete an existing appointment. After configuring the API to connect to the server, the appointment will be created and the handler will return an id that can be used to access the newly created appointment at a later time. Any errors encountered will be caught and re-raised by the handler.
Configurations
Name | Description | Sample |
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username | The username for the Exchange account. | |
password | The password for the Exchange account. | ********* |
server_address | The address for the Exchange server, including the 'https://' | |
enable_debug_logging | Enable debug logging if the value is set to 'Yes'. | No |
Parameters
Name | Description | Sample |
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Subject | The subject of the new appointment. | Test appointment |
Location | The location of the new appointment. | East Conference Room |
Body | The body of the new appointment. | Conference call number is 999-999-9999 |
Start | The start of the new appointment in the format 'YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss'. | |
End | The end of the new appointment in the format 'YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss'. | |
Manually Enter Time Zone? | Yes is you want to manually specify a time zone. No if you want to pass times in UTC. | |
Time Zone Name | If manually entering a time zone, select the time zone from the list | |
Required Attendees | A comma separated list of email addresses that should be required to attend the appointment. | don.demo@acme.com |
Optional Attendees | A comma separated list of email addresses that can optionally attend the appointment. | mary.manager@acme.com,john.doe@acme.com |
Send Invitations | How meeting requests are handled. Must be one of 'SendToNone','SendOnlyToAll','SendToAllAndSaveCopy' |
Results
Name | Description |
---|---|
Id | |
id |
Changelog
ExchangeAppointmentsRetrieve_V1 (2012-08-15)
- Initial version. See README for details.
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