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Topic: Multiple Schedulers

Posted By: Khayyat71
Subject: Multiple Schedulers
Date Posted: 22 January 2007 at 2:56pm

I do have a simple question.

If I need to setup a group of employees (team) so I can let the user change the events for the whole (team) at the same time from the calender view.

Let me clarify it more...

If I have team A (3 employees) And Team B (2 employees), how can I adjust team A events from one calendar by simply changing the event time, so it will be reflected to all team A members?

I'm wondering how resource and scheduler classes can help....

Thanks...

Hassan Khayyat

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Posted By: sserge
Date Posted: 22 January 2007 at 4:11pm

Looking at your sample -- we can have 5 schedules for each employee, and 2 resources -- "Team A" and "Team B" which will have corresponding schedules in their collections.

Also we have 1 event associated to Employee #2 schedule (Team A).

In this case by changing this event properties, it will be reflected on a column with Team A calendar.

Below is the sample config file:


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<CalendarMultiResourcesConfiguration CompactMode="1">
    <DataProviders>
        <DataProvider ConnectionString="Provider=XML;Data Source=file1"/>
    </DataProviders>
    <Resources>
        <Resource Name="Team A" Enabled="1" GenerateName="0" ConnectionString="Provider=XML;Data Source=file1" SchedulesCount="2">
            <Schedules ScheduleID="1"/>
            <Schedules ScheduleID="2"/>
        </Resource>
        <Resource Name="Team B" Enabled="1" GenerateName="0" ConnectionString="Provider=XML;Data Source=file1" SchedulesCount="3">
            <Schedules ScheduleID="3"/>
            <Schedules ScheduleID="4"/>
            <Schedules ScheduleID="5"/>
        </Resource>
    </Resources>
</CalendarMultiResourcesConfiguration>

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WBR,
Serge