Calendar

You can use the Application Manager's launch method to bring up the Calendar application at a specific date, or use the open method to add a new Calendar event on the user's behalf.

To use the launch method, pass in an object with the id property set to "com.palm.app.calendar", and a params property set to an object that specifies a date expressed as a timestamp in milliseconds.

To add a new event, you construct an Event object and then use the Application Manager's open method to invoke the Calendar app, passing it the object you have created. The Calendar app will create a new event and display a scene allowing the user to make edits or additions as needed.

See Also:

• Event schema

Examples

luna-send launch

// Open the calendar to May 1, 2011
luna-send -P -n 1 palm://com.palm.applicationManager/launch
  '{"id": "com.palm.app.calendar", "params": {"date": "1304226000000"}}' 

Enyo launch

components: [
  {
      name: "openCalendarToDateCall",
      kind: "PalmService",
      service: "palm://com.palm.applicationManager/",
      method: "open",
      onSuccess: "openCalendarToDateSuccess",
      onFailure: "openCalendarToDateFailure",
      onResponse: "gotResponse",
      subscribe: true
  },
  ...

],

...

openCalendarToDateSuccess: function(inSender, inResponse) {
  enyo.log("Open calendar to date success, results=" + enyo.json.stringify(inResponse));
},
openCalendarToDateFailure: function(inSender, inResponse) {
  enyo.log("Open calendar to date failure, results=" + enyo.json.stringify(inResponse));
},
openCalendarToDate: function(inSender, inResponse) {
  var params = { "date": "1304226000000" }
  this.$.openCalendarToDateCall.call({"id": "com.palm.app.calendar", "params": params});
}

Mojo open

this.controller.serviceRequest("palm://com.palm.applicationManager", {
  method: "open",
  parameters: 
  {
      id: "com.palm.app.calendar",
      params:
      {
          newEvent: {
          subject: 'Take daily medicine',  // string
          dtstart: '1290711600000', // string representing the start date/time as timestamp in milliseconds
          dtend: '1290718800000',  // string representing the end date/time as timestamp in milliseconds
          location: 'Wherever I am!', // string
          rrule: {
              freq: "DAILY",
              count: 3
          },  // rrule object -- see Calendar schema for details
          tzId: "America/Los_Angeles", // string representing a standard Olson timezone name
          alarm: [
              {
                  alarmTrigger: {
                      valueType: "DURATION",
                      value: "-PT15M"
                  }
              }
          ], // array of alarm objects -- see Calendar schema for details
          note: 'Take allergy medicine, 1 pill',  // string
          allDay: false  // boolean
      }
  }
});