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RQST_SCHED_OBJ2

#include <schgtw.h>

Scheduling Reply/Request object.

C definition

typedef struct {
   DWORD       dwOptions;      /* SCHRQST_xxx option codes (see schedule.h)*/
   WORD        wNumHops;       /* Number of hops so far */
   TIMEDATE_PAIR  Interval;       /* Interval */
   UNID        ApptUnid;       /* UNID of appt to ignore busytime for */
   TIMEDATE     ApptOrigDate;    /* (Orginizer 2.x) the orig date of ignored appt */
   DWORD       reserved[10];
   WORD        wClientNamesSize;  /* Queryer's name length */
   WORD        wServerNameSize;  /* Notes server name length (includes term.) */
   /* The rest is new as of Build 173 */
   DWORD       dwRequestHdrLen;   /* Size of this request header */
   DWORD       dwDetailListSize;  /* Size of detailed item list */
   DWORD       dwiCalListSize;   /* Size of iCalendar list */
   DWORD       dwWebUserNameLen;  /* Length of Web User Name to Follow */
   DWORD       dwWebPasswordLen;  /* Length of Web Password to Follow */
   DWORD       Spare[10];       /* Keep a bunch of extra space - BAK */
/* Followed by:
** List of Client names (or proxy) doing the query (may be NULL),
** Name of Notes server to forward this request to (NULL terminated).
** List of item names to get detailed information from (may be NULL),
** List of names/URLs pairs to get iCalendar schedules from (may be NULL)
** Web User Name to send to authenticating proxy, if any (may be NULL),
** Web Password to send to authentiating prox, if any (may be NULL)
**
** Note that the dwRequestHdrLen is used so that if we need to expand
** the SCHED_REQ size in the future for some reason, the older (as of R6)
** receiver can parse what they know and skip the newer stuff that MUST
** ALWAYS be appended to the structure (but that comes before the expected
** data listed above!!)
*/

} RQST_SCHED_OBJ2;



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