I'm feeling the pressure now! I promised that a long time ago! There
are still issues with it. I have had it in production for over a year.
Google does a whole lot of moving things around. Every once in a while
when you go to send entries to the calendar it times out because of
re-directs. I use delete & insert to update an event and often you
can't find the entry to delete because they "temporarily" moved it.
A while back there were new Python libraries that supposedly fixed
that. They made things a little better but there are still issues.
I suppose the best thing is to put it out there for you and maybe you
guys can help. There is a way to "follow" the links to find your
entries but I have not had the time to get into it.
My technique is to create a text file with parameters in it, run my
Python exe, and parse a successful response or read a failure message -
both text files. Creating and parsing the responses is done in FoxPro
and everything else is done in the Python exe.
I am totally swamped right now, but I have (and have had) the posting of
this code on my to do list!
On 9/15/2014 8:14 PM, Sytze de Boer wrote:
Has anyone here cracked the VFP to/from Gmail calendar integration?
I thought Jeff was making progress?
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