Reply To: Programmatically accept an appointment

[scaldwell]

Thanks for your help. It is important that the original Posted Appointment be kept in the calendar and a new one created throught the clone method and posted on the new date. That way individuals referencing the calendar will be able to see a trail of events. When they look at the calendar they need to be able to see that the event on May 8, 2003 was rescheduled and what the new event date is. They can then find the new event which was cloned and sent to a new date and classified as an active event.

I’m running into problems editing the cloned Posted Appointment. When it is cloned it appears in both the calendar view and the mail view. I must then accept it to remove it from the mail view. This makes me think that it’s not acting like a true Posted Appointment. When I clone it I have to send it in order to get it from the draft message status to the calendar (don’t I?). I take the sender from the original Posted Appointment and make that person (me in this case) the recipient of the cloned Posted Appointment. The problem editing problem comes up when the cloned Posted Appointment needs to be reclassed to canceled, or whatever, Groupwise says I don’t have rights to edit it. Is this because I sent it to my self…I thought that was how a Posted Appointment worked. Is there any way around this?

Thanks again

Scott