This illustration shows how to query a user's schedule for open time blocks using VB.NET in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 with QueryScheduleRequest.
If you need help instantiating a service object in .NET within a plugin check out this post:
http://mileyja.blogspot.com/2011/04/instantiating-service-object-within.html
Ok, here is what the code looks like!
In VB.NET
Dim reqWAI As New WhoAmIRequest()
Dim respWAI As WhoAmIResponse = DirectCast(_serviceProxy.Execute(reqWAI), WhoAmIResponse)
Dim reqSchedule As New QueryScheduleRequest()
reqSchedule.ResourceId = respWAI.UserId
reqSchedule.Start = DateTime.Now
reqSchedule.End = DateTime.Today.AddDays(3)
Dim tmc As New TimeCode()
tmc = TimeCode.Available
reqSchedule.TimeCodes = New TimeCode() {TimeCode.Available}
Dim respSchedule As QueryScheduleResponse = DirectCast(slos.Execute(reqSchedule), QueryScheduleResponse)
If respSchedule.TimeInfos.Length > 0 Then
'act on timeslots
Else
'user has no free time that meets these parameters
End If
If you need help instantiating a service object in .NET within a plugin check out this post:
http://mileyja.blogspot.com/2011/04/instantiating-service-object-within.html
I hope this helps!
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