Just made it to work!
Hurray!
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I'm using the API with VS2005 successfully.
Note that I'm using VB.NET.
I definitely had a bit of a tricky time getting it to work;
here's what I did, to the best of my memory:
1) Open, gdata.csproj, convert, build.
2) Open gdataextensions.csproj and convert.
Udate the reference to point to the updated GData.dll, and build.
3) Open CalendarService.csproj and convert.
Update the references to point to the updated GDataExtensions.dll and GData.dll, and build.
Next, create a new project for your application, and then add the projects (.csproj) you just built into your solution. Then in your project, add references to those projects (reference the projects - not the DLLs).
There's probably an easier way, but after I got it working I didn't bother going back to refine the process.
I'm sure eventually they'll get it to work by simply referencing the precompiled DLL's in \lib.
-Richard
Hurray!
reference:
link
I'm using the API with VS2005 successfully.
Note that I'm using VB.NET.
I definitely had a bit of a tricky time getting it to work;
here's what I did, to the best of my memory:
1) Open, gdata.csproj, convert, build.
2) Open gdataextensions.csproj and convert.
Udate the reference to point to the updated GData.dll, and build.
3) Open CalendarService.csproj and convert.
Update the references to point to the updated GDataExtensions.dll and GData.dll, and build.
Next, create a new project for your application, and then add the projects (.csproj) you just built into your solution. Then in your project, add references to those projects (reference the projects - not the DLLs).
There's probably an easier way, but after I got it working I didn't bother going back to refine the process.
I'm sure eventually they'll get it to work by simply referencing the precompiled DLL's in \lib.
-Richard
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