by Rahul Singla | Jan 15, 2011 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, C#, Coolite, Ext.Net, ExtJs, Javascript
Well this is a blog entry on request (the request is here). I received a request couple of days ago on one of my earlier ExtJs Calendar Component related posts to demonstrate remote Calendar CRUD operations in Ext.Net. So Gayan (the requestor), here goes the reply.To...
by Rahul Singla | Dec 24, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, C#, EWS Managed API, Exchange, Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010
Microsoft Exchange allows a user to access another User’s mailbox in 2 ways, Delegation and Impersonation (Check this for more details). If you have used Outlook or Outlook web Access (OWA) and shared mailboxes with other users, chances are that you used...
by Rahul Singla | Dec 20, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, Blog, C#, Javascript, Visual Studio
I finally got fed-up today with having to use online javascript beautifiers whenever I needed to re-format a minified javascript file to make it readable. I often need to reformat a minified script to have a look at some part of it and thought it would be great if a...
by Rahul Singla | Dec 19, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, Blog, Coolite, EWS Managed API, Exchange, Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010, Ext.Net, ExtJs
In continuation of my last blog post for managing Calendars dynamically for the ExtJs Calendar component, I present in this blog post the logic behind parsing and serializing Recurrence rules for the Calendar component, if you have enabled recurrence for the Calendar...
by Rahul Singla | Dec 3, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, Coolite, Ext.Net, ExtJs, Javascript
I recently had a situation where I needed to invoke a DirectEvent on an Ext.Net Button explicitly. Basically, when the button was clicked, I needed to pop-up an ExtJs window (created in javascript), and depending upon the options selected on the Window, invoke...
by Rahul Singla | Dec 1, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, Coolite, Ext.Net, Visual Studio
I just had an immediate need for modifying the core Ext.Net scripts that are embedded into the toolkit assembly itself. Till now, I resisted all temptations for doing so earlier, instead choosing to override Ext.Net behavior when needed by including my own scripts...
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