oracle.calendar.soap.client
Class CreateCommand

java.lang.Object
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  +--oracle.calendar.soap.client.CalendaringCommand
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        +--oracle.calendar.soap.client.CreateCommand

public class CreateCommand

extends CalendaringCommand

The Create Command is used to create an event on the calendar server. The command requires an iCalendar object, prebuilt with all the information required to create a meeting. The getElements() XML DOM is passed to the Calendarlet's Create() command.

See Also:

Calendarlet.Create(org.w3c.dom.Element), iCalendar

Field Summary

private iCalendar

m_newObject

Fields inherited from class oracle.calendar.soap.client.CalendaringCommand

k_calendaringNamespace, m_cmdId

Constructor Summary

CreateCommand()
Default constructor

Method Summary

org.w3c.dom.Element	getElement() Returns a new XML DOM structure representing the Create SOAP method to be transmitted to the Calendar Web Service.
void	setiCalendar(iCalendar in_iCalendar) Assign the iCalendar object to be created on the calendar server through the Web Services host.

Methods inherited from class oracle.calendar.soap.client.CalendaringCommand

getCmdId, getNamespace, setCmdId

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

<clinit>, clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, registerNatives, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

m_newObject

private iCalendar m_newObject

Constructor Detail

CreateCommand

public CreateCommand()

Default constructor

Method Detail

setiCalendar

public void setiCalendar(iCalendar in_iCalendar)

Assign the iCalendar object to be created on the calendar server through the Web Services host.

Parameters:

in_iCalendar - an iCalendar

See Also:

iCalendar

getElement

public org.w3c.dom.Element getElement()

Returns a new XML DOM structure representing the Create SOAP method to be transmitted to the Calendar Web Service. This XML DOM can be passed directly to the Calendarlet's Create command.

Overrides:

getElement in class CalendaringCommand

Returns:

Element an XML DOM element tree

See Also:

Calendarlet.Create(org.w3c.dom.Element)