Technical Details Steps
Step1 : Sign up with Google Apps
This is the first step to sign up as application developer.
Step2 : Token generation
This is the second step to generate token by providing authentication screen to the user who wants Google calendar to sync with. Example code :
- string url = GoogleAuthorizationHelper.GetAuthorizationUrl(email);
- var authenticator = GoogleAuthorizationHelper.GetAuthenticator(Request[“code”].ToString());
Step3 : Add/Edit/Delete event
This is the Third step to add/edit/delete event from your application same to google.
Example code :
// create the event.
var authenticator = GetAuthenticator(googletoken);
var service = new GoogleCalendarServiceProxy(authenticator);
Event insertedEntry = service.CreateEvent(new_entry);
// Edit event
var authenticator = GetAuthenticator(token);
var service = new GoogleCalendarServiceProxy(authenticator);
Event insertedEntry = service.UpdateEvent(calendarEvent);
// Delete event
var authenticator = GetAuthenticator(tokan);
var service = new GoogleCalendarServiceProxy(authenticator);
service.DeleteEvent(Convert.ToString(Request[“Email”]),
Convert.ToString(Request[“GoogleEventID”]));
Following feature was implemented in this integration:
Generation of the Authentication Token
- As per the image below the first step is to generate authentication token based on the email provided.
- Add event in Google calendar from Classic ASP/.NET application and vice versa
- Edit event in Google calendar from Classic ASP/.NET application and vice versa
- Delete event in Google calendar from Classic ASP/.NET application and vice versa
- Sync event in Google calendar from Classic ASP/.NET application and vice versa
- Add/Edit/Delete repeat event Google calendar from Classic ASP/.NET application and vice
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