Adding event to native calender application on Meego Harmattan using QOrganizer API
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Revision as of 09:15, 16 December 2011
The code snippet shows how we can add an event to the native calender application on MeeGo Harmattan device using the qapiname
Article Metadata
Code Example
Source file: Media:AddToCalender.zip
Tested with
SDK: Nokia Qt SDK 1.1.3
Devices(s): N9,N950
Article
Keywords: QOrganizerManager, QOrganizerEvent,QOrganizerItem
Created: vineet.jain
(07 Dec 2011)
Last edited: vineet.jain
(16 Dec 2011)
Headers
#include <qorganizerevent.h>
#include <qorganizermanager.h>
#include <qorganizeritem>
In the .pro file, add the following lines:
CONFIG += mobility
MOBILITY += organizer
Source
bool Cyourclass::addEventToCalender(const QString& alabeltext,const QString& aStartDateTime,const QString aEndDateTime)
{
QOrganizerManager m_manager;
QOrganizerEvent m_organizerEvent;
QDateTime startdatetime = QDateTime::fromString(aStartDateTime, "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm");
QDateTime enddatetime = QDateTime::fromString(aEndDateTime, "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm");
if (startdatetime > enddatetime ) {
return false;
}
m_organizerEvent.setDisplayLabel(alabeltext);
m_organizerEvent.setStartDateTime(startdatetime );
m_organizerEvent.setEndDateTime(enddatetime );
// similarly more fields can be added to the event
m_manager.saveItem(&m_organizerEvent);
return true;
}
